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Phytosterol recovery from oilseeds: Recent advances

Phytosterols are high value compounds having hypocholesterolemic and antioxidant properties, predominantly present in seed oils. High temperature during pretreatment of oilseeds and high initial moisture content (>10%) results in the degradation of phytosterols and have considerable effect on its...

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Published in:Journal of food process engineering 2017-06, Vol.40 (3), p.np-n/a
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counter current chromatography
Degradation
Extraction
Oilseeds
Petroleum refining
phytosterols
Pretreatment
Recovery
Seeds
solvent crystallization
supercritical fluid extraction and enzymatic transesterificaton
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