Tiny Cellulose Rods Keep Pea Starch Gels Fresh by Locking Up Water
Cellulose nanocrystals cut pea starch retrogradation nearly in half by binding water and physically blocking chain recrystallization, offering a natural ...
Cellulose nanocrystals cut pea starch retrogradation nearly in half by binding water and physically blocking chain recrystallization, offering a natural ...
A Canadian multicenter study of 115 children shows that new CHEST guideline criteria and REM-sleep-specific measures detect early sleep-disordered breathing ...
A qualitative study from Denmark finds that patients with dual diagnosis feel responsible for holding their own treatment together when ...
A new survey study finds that the actions of African governments, media coverage, and citizen conduct each significantly shape how ...
A new review shows that the value of edible insect proteins depends less on the bugs themselves than on how ...
A longitudinal study of 273 stroke patients shows that DNA methylation age measured in cerebrospinal fluid remains stable after aneurysmal ...
A new dose–response study shows that a wild Turkish bermudagrass ecotype and a commercial cultivar deploy fundamentally different biochemical strategies, ...
A large-scale evaluation of 94 garden pea genotypes in India has uncovered exceptional natural variation in protein, minerals, sugars and ...
A mixed-methods study of 194 children in rural Cameroon finds that corrective surgery for neglected clubfoot and other musculoskeletal deformities ...
A new hydrogeophysical study in southeastern Nigeria found that multivariate linear regression far outperformed an artificial neural network in predicting ...
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