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WO2024254205A3 - Methods of processing dairy liquids using gelling agents, and related methods, gelling agents, and products - Google Patents

Methods of processing dairy liquids using gelling agents, and related methods, gelling agents, and products
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WO2024254205A3
WO2024254205A3PCT/US2024/032652US2024032652WWO2024254205A3WO 2024254205 A3WO2024254205 A3WO 2024254205A3US 2024032652 WUS2024032652 WUS 2024032652WWO 2024254205 A3WO2024254205 A3WO 2024254205A3
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Methods of processing dairy liquids using gelling agents, and related methods, gelling agents, and products. In some embodiments, a dairy liquid comprising water and biomolecules is processed by adding gelling agents to the diary liquid, where the gelling agents comprise net-precursor molecules selected and/or functionalized to physically capture the biomolecules in the dairy liquid, along with any needed activation agent, if any, for activating forming of a network. In some embodiments, the resulting hydrogel can be used as part of a food product or a medical biopolymer product, among other things. The resulting liquid may also be safe for disposal. Dairy producers and farmers will be able to use the disclosed methods for valorization of unused dairy liquids that result in both environmentally friendly waste that is free of the biomolecules that are captured, and hydrogels that can be used for food products.
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