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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Food preservative"”.

  1. A study on the application of synthetic antimicrobial peptides derived from plants for the reduction of yeast spoilage in food

    Food spoilage caused by the undesirable growth of microorganisms contributes to the crisis of food waste and food loss worldwide. Bacterial and fungal microorganisms can grow and spread in food, resulting in the spoilage of many food products intended for human consumption. Food preservatives and …

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  2. Mechanistic Studies of Lantibiotic Biosynthetic Enzymes and Discovery of Novel Lanthionine-Containing Peptides

    … the prototypic lantibiotic widely used as a food preservative. The X-ray crystal structure of NisC revealed the presence of a zinc ion and provided insights into the molecular mechanism of the cyclization reaction. Mutagenesis of residues conserved among the LanC family of proteins and …

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  3. Synthesis of Biologically Relevant Sphingolipid Analogues

    … 20 steps starting from D-ascorbic acid, a common food preservative. Key reaction in this synthetic approach was a fully regioselective epoxide opening with lithium 1,3-dithiane. In addition, a fully stereoselective Grignard reaction gave access to D-ribo-N-homophytoceramide.

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  4. Investigating the Effects of Sodium Benzoate on Fat Deposition, Pharyngeal Pumping, and Related Genetic Mechanisms in Caenorhabditis elegans

    Sodium benzoate is a widely used food preservative common in many household products due to its antibacterial and antifungal activities. However, many of its side effects other than as a preservative has been under research as of late to try and assess the validity of it being a generally regarded …

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  5. Investigating the Mechanisms of the Biosynthesis of Lexapeptide

    … only lanthipeptide that has been approved by the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) is Nisin which has been used as a food preservative for over 40 years. This research focuses on lexapeptide. Lexapeptide is a class V lanthipeptide that was reported in 2020 and contains Dha and Dhb residues, a …

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  6. Geographic and Host-Microbe Symbiotic Influence on Secondary Metabolism

    … properties that can be helpful in use as a food preservative in replacement of EDTA. Preliminary data into the optimization of the isolation and quantification of nicotianamine on an analytical scale is presented.

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  7. Biomedical applications for bacteriocins in infection and oncology

    … approved by the FDA, widely used as a food preservative (EU number E234) and having GRAS (generally regarded as safe) status. Nisin has bioengineered to generate multiple variants with advantageous properties, including enhanced antimicrobial activity. Nisin is also capable of inducing …

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  8. Fundamental study of natural and synthetic antimicrobial peptides as novel preservatives against fungal food spoilage

    A large part of food loss is associated with the development of fungal contamination at early or late stages of production. This spoilage, via the production of mycotoxins, has potentially disastrous consequences on consumers’ health. The overuse of chemical antimicrobials in foods (e.g., sorbates) …

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