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Using a dynamic stomach model to study efficacy of supplemental enzymes during simulated digestion

2016-01-01

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In vitro static digestion models, with constant pH and volume, are commonly used to evaluate supplementary enzyme activity. The research objective was to apply a dynamic stomach model, Dynamic Gastric Simulating Model (DGSM), to evaluate the efficacy of supplementary enzymes in assisting food digestion. DGSM incorporates compressive forces to disintegrate food, mimics continuous gastric emptying, and simulates gas...

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7e4b8edd-c64e-593f-a912-b1407bbc9b1b
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10.1016/j.lwt.2015.08.054
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