Lipid spray beads for delivery of riboflavin to first-feeding fish larvae

Solid lipid microparticles containing water-soluble compounds of different molecular mass: Production, characterisation and release profiles

“…There were no significant differences (p > 0.05) between the means for the different treatments. Onäl and Langdon (2004a) used a technique similar to that used in the present study obtaining particles with a mean diameter of 18.3 ± 6.4 lm.…”

“…Glucose release data, produced according to the factorial experimental design, were analyzed using regression analysis in order to obtain T50 values, the time taken to release 50% of the core material, using linear regression equations that were obtained from the curves of % of glucose release from SLMP Â log release time according the adapted methodology of Onäl & Langdon (2004a).…”

Fish larval nutrition and feed formulation: knowledge gaps and bottlenecks for advances in larval rearing

“…In addition, coating is a process that can be done with particles prepared by either of the above methods. On the other hand, lipid beads and liposomes have been used for specific lipid formulation as well as for delivering hydrosoluble micronutrients such as amino acids, vitamins and minerals (Onal & Langdon 2004; Monroig et al. 2006).…”

“…1994; Baskerville‐Bridges & Kling 2000; Yúfera et al. 2002; Onal & Langdon 2004; Kvåle et al. 2006; Nicklason & Johnson 2008; Nordgreen et al.…”

“…2008). LSB can retain more efficiently vitamins such as riboflavin (close to 90% after 4 h of immersion; (Onal & Langdon 2004). The complex microdiets, usually formed by small lipid‐walled microcapsules incorporated in larger zein‐microbound or microencapsulated particles (Ozkizilcik & Chu 1996; Onal & Langdon 2005; Langdon et al.…”