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Nattiga Silalai
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Antioxidant components and properties of five long-grained rice bran extracts from commercial available cultivars in Thailand
C Chotimarkorn, S Benjakul, N Silalai
Food Chemistry 111 (3), 636-641, 2008
2292008
Roles of water and solids composition in the control of glass transition and stickiness of milk powders
N Silalai, YH Roos
Journal of Food Science 75 (5), E285-E296, 2010
882010
Antioxidative effects of rice bran extracts on refined tuna oil during storage
C Chotimarkorn, S Benjakul, N Silalai
Food research international 41 (6), 616-622, 2008
652008
Addition of rice bran oil to soybean oil during frying increases the oxidative stability of the fried dough from rice flour during storage
C Chotimarkorn, N Silalai
Food research international 41 (3), 308-317, 2008
652008
Mechanical relaxation times as indicators of stickiness in skim milk–maltodextrin solids systems
N Silalai, YH Roos
Journal of Food Engineering 106 (4), 306-317, 2011
402011
Coupling of dielectric and mechanical relaxations with glass transition and stickiness of milk solids
N Silalai, YH Roos
Journal of food engineering 104 (3), 445-454, 2011
322011
Oxidative stability of fried dough from rice flour containing rice bran powder during storage
C Chotimarkorn, N Silalai
LWT-Food Science and Technology 41 (4), 561-568, 2008
302008
Dielectric and mechanical properties around glass transition of milk powders
N Silalai, YH Roos
Drying Technology 28 (9), 1044-1054, 2010
242010
Mechanical α‐relaxations and stickiness of milk solids/maltodextrin systems around glass transition
N Silalai, YH Roos
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 91 (14), 2529-2536, 2011
192011
Changes and deterioration of lipid in farmed spotted babylon snail (Babylonia areolat a) muscle during iced storage
C Chotimarkorn, N Silalai, N Chaitanawisuit
Food science and technology international 15 (5), 427-433, 2009
102009
Glass transitions: opportunities and challenges
YH Roos, N Silalai
Food engineering interfaces, 473-490, 2011
92011
Post-mortem changes in farmed spotted Babylon snail (Babylonia areolata) during iced storage
C Chotimarkorn, N Silalai, N Chaitanawisuit
Food science and technology international 16 (3), 277-284, 2010
92010
Role of solids composition on α-relaxation behavior, molecular structure and stability of spray-dried xanthones encapsulation systems around glass transition
N Silalai, T Sirilert, YH Roos, N Potes, S Devahastin
Journal of food engineering 174, 85-91, 2016
72016
Effect of pre-frying treatments on moisture content, effective moisture diffusivity and oil uptake content of deep-fat fried shitake mushrooms (Lentinus edodes)
T Sirilert, N Silalai
Journal of Food Technology, Siam University 11 (1), 57-66, 2016
52016
Dielectric relaxations and stickiness of dairy powders influenced by glass transition
N Silalai, S Hogan, D O’Callaghan, YH Roos
Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium on Food Rheology and …, 2009
52009
Influence of whey protein on stability of α-mangostin entrapped in alginate/whey protein beads
T Sirilert, N Kajonboon, N Silalai
Science & Technology Asia, 29-36, 2018
42018
A Study on Nutritional Status of Karen Lactating Women and the Quality of Breast Milk in Vitamin A Deficient Areas
N Silalai
Mahidol University, 2003
32003
Effect of Drying Processes on Physicochemical Properties of Low Fat Non-Dairy Cream Powder from Rice Flour
T Sirilert, N Silalai, K Chaysuriya, C Sarawong
Burapha Science Journal, 155-168, 2017
12017
Study on Extraction Methods and Physicochemical Properties of Plant-Based Proteins in Application of Meat Imitation Products
T Sirilert, M Sri-inkum, N Silalai
Burapha Science Journal, 1424-1444, 2023
2023
Chitosan-Sodium Caseinate Composite Films with Pandan Leaf Extract for Lipid Oxidation Retardation in Fried Foods during Storage
N Silalai, T Sirilert, S Sanjai, W Kidhen
Burapha Science Journal, 403-421, 2023
2023
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