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Bioactive compounds have remarkable biological activities for health, nutrition, and food preservation. However, these compounds are chemically unstable maily when exposure at high temperatures, light, and humidity. Several stabilization techniques have been used to protect these compounds, expanding their application range. Therefore, this review aims to show the main bioactive compounds currently studied and the use of stabilization techniques, such as encapsulation and adsorption, for food application. A broader systematic classification of bioactive compounds based on phenolic and non-phenolic sub-levels was suggested, which can assist in a deeper discussion of results, including the correlation of biological activities, their synergistic effects, and their enhanced stabilization on materials that promote a well-controlled delivery (higher bioavailability). Research on Scopus Database was used to identify the scientific trends for stabilization methods (2016-2020). This review article focused on analyzing bioactive encapsulation using cold processing techniques such as ionic gelation, emulsification, complex coacervation, and adsorption to expand production and application in the food sector.
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Betalaínas , Curcumina , Adsorção , Antocianinas , Carotenoides , FlavonoidesRESUMO
This study aims to develop and characterize biohybrids (BH) based on anthocyanins (ACNs) from jambolan (Syzygium cumini) and laponite® (Lap). ACNs from jambolan fruit were extracted using an acidified water solution at pH 1. ACNs were recovered from extract using Lap as adsorbent between 5 °C and 40 °C. There was no significant effect (p > 0.05) of the temperature on the adsorption process of ACNs. Thus, the process was classified as physical adsorption in heterogeneous sites where ACNs were stabilized by means of van der Waals force, π - π force, and hydrogen bonding on the Lap surface. After adsorption, the BH powder appeared to have an amorphous structure and red color. However, the color changed at pH ≥ 7. In addition, the obtained BH showed antioxidant properties and high stability when exposed to visible light irradiation. This research reports new information about the valorization and application of ACNs from jambolan for food industrial applications.