Title Likopenas pomidoruose ir pomidorų produktuose: jo stabilumas ir izomerizacija perdirbimo ir laikymo metu /
Translation of Title Lycopene in tomatoes and tomato products: stability and isomerisation during processing and storage.
Authors Urbonavičienė, Dalia
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Pages 41
Keywords [eng] lycopene ; tomato ; isomerisation ; stability ; technology
Abstract [eng] The industrial processing of tomatoes into tomato products generates large amounts of by-products (peel, pulp and seeds). These by-products create major disposal problems for the industry in terms of costs and potential negative impact on the environment, but they also represent a promising, low-cost source of carotenoids (primarily lycopene) which may be used in the end-products because of their favourable nutritional and technological properties. The data obtained in this study may be useful for understanding the combination of the technological process factors which influence the liberation and extraction of lycopene and other carotenoids from tomatoes and tomato by-products, as well as the factors which affect the stability and isomerisation of lycopene during processing and storage. The knowledge regarding lycopene extraction, stability and isomerisation might be helpful for the development and production of lycopene cis-isomers-rich preparations and to manufacture foods or their ingredients with enhanced levels of bioaccessible carotenoids.
Dissertation Institution Kauno technologijos universitetas.
Type Summaries of doctoral thesis
Language Lithuanian
Publication date 2017