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Microencapsulation of live probiotic bacteria

Islam et al., 2010

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3792088107614675533
Author
Islam M
Yun C
Choi Y
Cho C
Publication year
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Journal of microbiology and biotechnology

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Scientific research regarding the use of live bacterial cells for therapeutic purposes has been rapidly growing over the years and has generated considerable interest to scientists and health professionals. Probiotics are defined as essential live microorganisms that, when …
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