2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2022.134568
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Effects of different deodorization methods on the oxidation of sterol components in rice bran oil

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“…This result implied that not all re ning processes would cause losses on triterpene alcohol, and a well-designed re ning process could retain triterpene alcohol. This has been proved in the retention of sterol during rice bran oil re ning (Yu et al 2023). Although different production areas and oil processing methods could cause variance on the triterpene alcohol content in camellia oil, the Scheirer-Ray-Hare test, which is stricter than nonparametric tests, showed that the production area, oil processing method, and their interaction caused no signi cant difference on the triterpene alcohol content.…”
Section: Analysis Of Triterpene Alcoholsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…This result implied that not all re ning processes would cause losses on triterpene alcohol, and a well-designed re ning process could retain triterpene alcohol. This has been proved in the retention of sterol during rice bran oil re ning (Yu et al 2023). Although different production areas and oil processing methods could cause variance on the triterpene alcohol content in camellia oil, the Scheirer-Ray-Hare test, which is stricter than nonparametric tests, showed that the production area, oil processing method, and their interaction caused no signi cant difference on the triterpene alcohol content.…”
Section: Analysis Of Triterpene Alcoholsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Deodorization is also the key step of rice bran in the process of deacidification. Adopting nitrogen as the vapor extraction gas is more suitable for deodorization, it promotes the formation of phytosterols, reduces the production of phytosterols oxidation product, and improves the quality of oil ( 67 ). In addition, the loss of biological activity of rice bran is a concern.…”
Section: Challenges In the Extraction Of Phytosterols From Rice Branmentioning
confidence: 99%