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Effects of ultrasonic pretreatment on the molecular conformation, gel texture, and rheological properties of oat-whey dual-protein gel induced by lactic acid bacteria fermentation

This is a journal article published 2026-10-01. It reports a study of how ultrasonic pretreatment affects molecular conformation, gel texture, and rheological properties of an oat-whey dual-protein gel induced by lactic acid bacteria fermentation.

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It presents experimental findings about how ultrasonic pretreatment alters properties of oat-whey dual-protein gels produced by lactic acid bacteria fermentation.

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Effects of ultrasonic pretreatment on the molecular conformation, gel texture, and rheological properties of oat-whey dual-protein gel induced by lactic acid bacteria fermentation

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