How does soybean protein isolate clusters modulate the structure and reversibility of heat-induced gelation of methylcellulose chains in solution?

Thermoreversible methylcellulose (MC) is frequently combined with soybean protein isolate (SPI) to modulate gelation behavior for food applications. However, the role of SPI clusters in regulating MC gelation, particularly under repeated thermal proc…

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