2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodres.2021.110647
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A comprehensive review on impact of non-thermal processing on the structural changes of food components

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“…It is a non-thermal processing method, it is a cold sterilization process where the food samples were placed inside a vessel and a high isocratic pressure of 300–600 MPa was maintained inside the vessel, and processing time and pressure depend upon food materials and targeted microorganism [ 23 ]. Due to increased pressure, the temperature of the food sample will rise and hence the processing of the food sample was achieved.…”
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“…It is a non-thermal processing method, it is a cold sterilization process where the food samples were placed inside a vessel and a high isocratic pressure of 300–600 MPa was maintained inside the vessel, and processing time and pressure depend upon food materials and targeted microorganism [ 23 ]. Due to increased pressure, the temperature of the food sample will rise and hence the processing of the food sample was achieved.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…High-pressure processing is widely involved in the food processing industry to preserve various samples of food like carrot, cauliflower, crab, meat, etc. [ 23 ]. Some potential benefits of high-pressure processing method have been represented in Fig.…”
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“…Certain foods subjected to heat treatment have the potential to exhibit an increased total phenolic content [102]. There is a possibility that the drying processes that hasten the breakdown of cellular components are to blame for the rise in the total phenol concentration in samples that have been dried [103][104][105][106]. It is possible that the rise can be attributed to the heat-induced breakdown of complex phenolic tannins, which leads to an increased amount of phenolics being extracted [107].…”
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“…These bubbles grow to a critical size and then collapse violently. These effects further generate strong shear, turbulence, and cavitation forces, which change the physicochemical and functional properties of the protein dispersion [ 16 ]. Compared with traditional techniques, it has the advantages of being highly efficient, instantaneous, safe, environment-friendly, and having low economic cost.…”
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