Patent classifications
A23L3/3562
Anti-viral formulations
The present disclosure relates generally to the field of anti-viral therapy and prophylaxis. Formulations and agents are provided which inhibit viruses of the Orthomyxoviridae family and ameliorate symptoms and conditions caused by viral infection. The present disclosure teaches the control of influenza virus infection and spread and amelioration of conditions caused thereby. The formulations and agents may be processed as medicaments or as health supplements for more general application such as in the form of consumer goods or consumer foods.
Anti-viral formulations
The present disclosure relates generally to the field of anti-viral therapy and prophylaxis. Formulations and agents are provided which inhibit viruses of the Orthomyxoviridae family and ameliorate symptoms and conditions caused by viral infection. The present disclosure teaches the control of influenza virus infection and spread and amelioration of conditions caused thereby. The formulations and agents may be processed as medicaments or as health supplements for more general application such as in the form of consumer goods or consumer foods.
METHOD INVOLVING PEF TREATMENT AND DRYING
The present invention describes a method for treatment of biological soft tissue, said method comprising a step involving pulsed electric field (PEF) treatment to open up the stomata in tissues and a subsequent drying step, wherein the PEF treatment is performed in an electrical field with a field strength in the range of 0.4-1.5 kV/cm to provide enhanced rate of moisture removal during dehydration without irreversible damage on epidermal cells, wherein the PEF treatment is performed with reversible electroporation and wherein the temperature in the drying step is held within the range of 20-55 C.
METHOD INVOLVING PEF TREATMENT AND DRYING
The present invention describes a method for treatment of biological soft tissue, said method comprising a step involving pulsed electric field (PEF) treatment to open up the stomata in tissues and a subsequent drying step, wherein the PEF treatment is performed in an electrical field with a field strength in the range of 0.4-1.5 kV/cm to provide enhanced rate of moisture removal during dehydration without irreversible damage on epidermal cells, wherein the PEF treatment is performed with reversible electroporation and wherein the temperature in the drying step is held within the range of 20-55 C.
MULTI-TARGET ANTIMICROBIAL COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING CHITOSAN
The present application is directed to antimicrobial compositions comprising chitosan polymers of at least two different average molecular weights (Mws), wherein the Mw of each different chitosan polymer is selected to target a different microorganism as well as method of making and using the compositions and product comprising the compositions.
MULTI-TARGET ANTIMICROBIAL COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING CHITOSAN
The present application is directed to antimicrobial compositions comprising chitosan polymers of at least two different average molecular weights (Mws), wherein the Mw of each different chitosan polymer is selected to target a different microorganism as well as method of making and using the compositions and product comprising the compositions.
METHOD FOR INACTIVATING MOLD SPORES
The invention relates to inactivating mold spores in a beverage using pasteurization in the presence of natamycin and to a beverage comprising natamycin and mycosamine.
Compositions and Methods for Use in Food Processing and Preservation
The invention consists of novel food coatings, compositions, and products, and methods of preserving foods and of protecting against damage and/or spoilage to improve appearance, shelf life, and marketability of the foods.
Compositions and Methods for Use in Food Processing and Preservation
The invention consists of novel food coatings, compositions, and products, and methods of preserving foods and of protecting against damage and/or spoilage to improve appearance, shelf life, and marketability of the foods.
Control of Pathogenic Bacteria in Foods
Methods of making coated pet food kibble and the kibble product by coating kibble with a composition that include at least one of: (i) lecithin and chicken fat, (ii) lecithin, a glycerol monoester of a fatty acid, a sugar monoester of a fatty acid, and chicken fat; (iii) lecithin, N.sup.-(C.sub.8-C.sub.18) acyl arginine alkyl (C.sub.1-C.sub.8) ester, and chicken fat; or (iv) N.sup.-(C.sub.8-C.sub.18) acyl arginine alkyl (C.sub.1-C.sub.8) ester-thymol and chicken fat. When the pet food kibble coated with a composition as described above, exhibits amounts of Salmonella sp. that are reduced by about 99%. This reduction is effective for at least 60 days post coating when compared to pet food kibble coated with a composition lacking one of (i)-(iv). The compositions are also used in a method for treating raw beef or poultry prior to grinding where the ground meat exhibits amounts of Salmonella sp. that are reduced by about 99%.