ArticleApplied and environmental microbiology2025
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Preserving the viability of probiotics during storage and gastrointestinal digestion poses a significant challenge in the development of effective probiotic formulations. Thus, this study developed an IMPORTANCE: Many probiotic formulations struggle to maintain the viability of microbial cells over time and during their passage through the gastrointestinal tract. This has led to the development of encapsulation strategies for probiotics, most of which are either costly to implement or damage the cells during the encapsulation process. To overcome these limitations, this work developed a rapid fermentation-based approach to encapsulate probiotics in protein/starch gels as a strategy to keep the cells alive during storage and digestion. Moreover, this work explored the role of interactions between bacterial cells and their encapsulation matrix on the formation of the gels and in the protection the gels provided in maintaining the viability of cells during simulated digestion. Developing this
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