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Effect of complexation conditions on microcapsulation of Lactobacillus acidophilus in xanthan-chitosan polyelectrolyte complex gels

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Fig. 1. źffect of chitosan solution pH on viable counts and  entrapped yield of L. acidophilus of microcapsules
Fig. 2. źffect of chitosan concentration on viable counts and  entrapped yield of L. acidophilus of microcapsules
Fig. 4. źffect  of  cell  suspension-xanthan  ratios  on  viable  counts and entrapped yield of L
Fig. 5. źffect of e chitosan-water ratios on viable counts and  entrapped yield of L. acidophilus of microcapsules

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