Vortex fluidic mediated encapsulation of functional fish oil featuring in situ probed small angle neutron scattering

ikita Joseph $^{2,5}$, Marzieh Mirzamani $^{3,5}$, Scott J. Pye $^{2}$, Ahmed Hussein Mohammed Al-anataki $^{2}$, Andrew E. Whitten $^{4}$,Yaonan Chen $^{1}$, Harshita Kumari $^{3}$ and Colin L. Raston $^{2}$
Major challenges for optimizing the benefits of fish oil on human health are improved bioavailability while overcoming the strong odor and avoiding significant oxidation of the omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs). The scalable continuous flow thin film vortex fluidic device (VFD) improves the Tween 20 encapsulation of fish oil relative to conventional homogenization processing,wit

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