ArticleFrontiers in chemistry2026
Integrated EWM-RSM optimization of wine-steaming enhances the anti-inflammatory activity of
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Background: Methods: This study systematically optimized the wine-steaming processing parameters for Results: The optimal wine-steaming conditions were determined as follows: moistening with 38% yellow rice wine for 7.5 h followed by steaming for 5 h. Following processing, the polysaccharide yield slightly decreased from 27.0% ± 0.5% in the raw sample to 26.0% ± 0.4%. a significant reduction in molecular weight, and altered monosaccharide composition with a decreased mannose-to-glucose ratio. Conclusion: Wine-steaming processing significantly enhances the anti-inflammatory activity of
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