Hydrophillic food biopeptide as therapeutic agents for oral delivery
There are several techniques that are used to granulate and encapsulate proteins and
peptides. The simplest way is by spray-drying combined with agglomeration. Other
main techniques are fluid bed techniques, high and low shear granulation, and
extrusion. Also techniques of encapsulating enzymes in liquid matrices like liposomes or gels like alginate and carrageenans are used.
I agree with Mohamed Ali
This review paper may help you:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0734975014001906
Ionic microencapsulation with alginate may be the best option. regards Aldo
Well, do you refer to ionic gelation of alginate e.g. with calcium chloride?
What about poly electrolyte complexation of the alginate pregel with cationic polymers like chitosan?
At Sporomex www.sporomex.co.uk we achieve it using microcapsules obtained from plant pollen and spores.
The peptides are multi-functional and hydrophillic
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