Insights into the effects of ionic strength and oil saturation on the emulsifying capacity of silkworm pupal protein: Focusing on protein structural, interfacial adsorption, and thermal stability

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Publication date: 15 June 2026

Source: LWT, Volume 250

Author(s): Chaoyi Duan, Wenzhuan Huang, Jingwei Ye, Liang Liang, Xiao-E Jiang, Jiaxin Chen, Mingfeng Xu, Rongrong Yu

Publication date: 15 June 2026Source: LWT, Volume 250Author(s): Chaoyi Duan, Wenzhuan Huang, Jingwei Ye, Liang Liang, Xiao-E Jiang, Jiaxin Chen, Mingfeng Xu, Rongrong Yu Read More

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