Publications by authors named "Fu-Hao Yue"
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- The study explored the effects of pulsed electric field combined with ultrasound (PEF-US) on extracting polyphenols from litchi peels, aiming to find optimal extraction and purification parameters.
- Results showed that PEF-US extraction yielded 2.30 times more total phenols compared to traditional hot-water methods, and morphological analysis provided insights into the mechanism of enhanced recovery.
- The best purification resin was identified as LX-7, and the study confirmed that the purified polyphenols exhibited strong antioxidant and antibacterial properties, demonstrating PEF-US as an effective method for utilizing fruit processing waste.
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- * Crosslinked porous starch significantly increased the pore volume and curcumin adsorption efficiency compared to native starch, enhancing drug loading capabilities.
- * The hydrogel microbeads exhibited varying swelling ratios based on pH levels and demonstrated effective curcumin release in simulated gastrointestinal conditions, indicating good stability and bioavailability for targeted delivery.
The structural and physicochemical properties changes of corn starch oxidized by sodium periodate under the assistance of pulsed electric fields (PEF) were studied. It was found that dialdehyde starch (DAS) particles produced by PEF-assisted oxidation exhibited shrinkage and pits, and had a larger particle size when compared to the control without PEF. The solubility of the DAS (12 kV/cm PEF- assisted oxidation) improved by 70.
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- Current research on microRNA focuses on identifying microRNA genes and their mRNA targets, though experimental identification of targets is still limited.
- Researchers utilize computational programs to predict potential microRNA targets for further testing.
- A Markov model was developed to analyze base-pairing patterns of known microRNA targets, allowing the assessment of predicted targets from various computational programs based on their binding patterns.