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Agnese Panozzo
Researcher at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Publications - 31
Citations - 1074
Agnese Panozzo is an academic researcher from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. The author has contributed to research in topics: Lycopene & Egg white. The author has an hindex of 18, co-authored 30 publications receiving 826 citations. Previous affiliations of Agnese Panozzo include University of Udine & Cargill.
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Colour and carotenoid changes of pasteurised orange juice during storage.
Scheling Wibowo,Liesbeth Vervoort,Jovana Tomic,Jihan Santanina Santiago,Lien Lemmens,Agnese Panozzo,Tara Grauwet,Marc Hendrickx,Ann Van Loey +8 more
TL;DR: Although the contribution of carotenoids was recognised to some extent, other reactions seem of major importance for colour degradation of orange juice during storage.
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Effect of radiofrequency assisted freezing on meat microstructure and quality
Monica Anese,Lara Manzocco,Agnese Panozzo,Paola Beraldo,Martina Foschia,Maria Cristina Nicoli +5 more
TL;DR: In this article, the potential exploitation of radiofrequency (RF) to assist food freezing was studied, and the freezing of pork meat was performed in a RF pilot equipment modified to allow food immersion in a liquid nitrogen spray.
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Microstructure and bioaccessibility of different carotenoid species as affected by high pressure homogenisation: A case study on differently coloured tomatoes
TL;DR: It could be observed that one matrix (e.g. (homogenised) red tomato pulp) can contain carotenoids with a very low bioaccessibility (lycopene) as well ascarotenoid with avery high bioaccessability (lutein), indicating that carOTenoid bio accessibility is not solely dependent on the matrix.
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Carotenoid bioaccessibility and the relation to lipid digestion: A kinetic study
Leonard Mutsokoti,Agnese Panozzo,Andrea Pallares Pallares,Swati Jaiswal,Ann Van Loey,Tara Grauwet,Marc Hendrickx +6 more
TL;DR: The present kinetic approach can be useful to gain mechanistic insight into carotenoid bioaccessibility as affected by various process- and product-related factors.
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Effect of monoglyceride organogel structure on cod liver oil stability
TL;DR: The presence of the monoglyceride network shows a double effect on the oxidative stability of the oil entrapped in the system, results to be ineffective in affecting the first steps of oxidation but appears a consisting hurdle against the development of secondary oxidation product formation.