Colloidal stability of Salvia officinalis essential oil nano-liposomes and its antioxidant and antibacterial dual effect in postharvest preservation of Agaricus bisporus
Jia Wang , Xin Jiang , Lei Feng , Jiali Han , Yueyuan Li , Xiangyou Wang , Hiroaki Kitazawa , Yanyin Guo , Ling Li
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Abstract
To enhance essential oil stability and controlled release performance, sage essential oil-loaded liposomes (Lps-SEO) has been developed via thin-film dispersion and ultrasonic hydration in this study. The optimized Lps-SEO-80 formulation demonstrated favorable physicochemical characteristics, including a mean particle size of 139.95 nm and higher encapsulation efficiency of 57 %. Notably, it demonstrated both potent antioxidant activity and significant antibacterial efficacy against Pseudomonas sp. Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) analysis revealed hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions between sage essential oil (SEO) components and phospholipids, effectively improved the colloid stability of Lps-SEO. Microstructural characterization confirmed the successful encapsulation of SEO microdroplets within liposomal hydrophobic chambers, forming structurally intact vesicles. In practical applications, Lps-SEO-80 treatment effectively delayed browning and suppressed respiratory metabolism in Agaricus bisporus through reactive oxygen species (ROS) homeostasis regulation via enhanced antioxidant enzyme activities. In conclusion, the SEO liposomes obtained in this study provided a new idea for preserving postharvest edible fungi.
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