Research Keyword: UPLC-MS

Study on the inhibitory mechanism of fig leaf extract against postharvest Fusarium in melon

Researchers discovered that fig leaves contain natural compounds that can prevent fruit rot caused by Fusarium fungus in melons. When applied to infected melons, the fig leaf extract kills the fungus by damaging its cell membranes and overwhelming it with harmful molecules called reactive oxygen species. This natural treatment could replace chemical fungicides that harm the environment and leave residues on food, offering a safer way to preserve melons during transport and storage.

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Mechanistic insights into volatile odor changes in surimi gels with typical cross-linking degrees during frozen storage based on lipidomics analysis

When surimi (a fish-based food product) is frozen for long periods, its pleasant fish aroma fades while unpleasant fishy and oily smells develop. This study found that this change happens because fats in the surimi oxidize and break down during freezing. Using faster freezing methods and chemically strengthening the surimi’s structure can help preserve the original flavor. The research identified specific fats that are responsible for creating unwanted odors, providing guidance for better preservation techniques.

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