Sentence examples for encapsulation of bacteria from inspiring English sources

Sultana et al. [4] found the encapsulation of bacteria in alginate beads did not effectively protect the organism from high acidity.

Thus, after clotting, encapsulation of bacteria, as well as the melanotic encapsulation caused by the PPO cascade and tyrosine melanization pathway, the cuticle peutz is formed [80].

The granulocytes are reported to be phagocytic and may be also involved in nodulation and encapsulation of bacteria, parasitoids and nematodes as well as in melanization process [44] [46].

SR have a dual cellular role: they are PRR of the immune system, whose triggering results in the cellular encapsulation of bacteria, and also have a housekeeping role of 'scavenging' cellular debris.

The incorporation of Hi-Maize starch improved the encapsulation of viable bacteria compared with the bacteria encapsulated without starch [ 140, 236].

Incorporation of Hi-Maize starch (a prebiotic) improved encapsulation of viable bacteria as compared to when the bacteria were encapsulated without the starch.

Fig. 1 Schematic representation of the encapsulation of probiotic bacteria in calcium alginate chitosan and Eu S100 nanoparticles.

Some studies reported that encapsulation of probiotic bacteria with quercetin (prebiotic) has poor encapsulation efficiency and low viability of the cells in quercetin beads due to interaction of flavonoid with probiotic [18, 19].

There are two basic techniques of microencapsulation that are used for encapsulation of probiotic bacteria.

Encapsulation of bioactive compounds and probiotic bacteria within prebiotic substances to protect or even enhance their survival whilst passing upper gastro-intestinal tract, is an area of great interest for both academia and the food industries.

The literature shows that Encapsulation method will give better results than direct application method and also shows that the use of bacteria can increase the strength and durability properties of concrete.