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Processing and Bioavailability (WG2) page 51<br />

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solvents and this change in physical properties may have an influence on the ease with which<br />

they are absorbed by the gut and on their partitioning between the various lipoprotein carriers.<br />

Any losses of lycopene that occur after thermal processing may be a result of light<br />

exposure, or oxidation by compounds formed enzymatically or thermally during processing.<br />

Processing however, increases the availability of lycopene for absorption, particularly if<br />

processed in the presence of lipid. (Grtner et al., 1997, Porrini et al., 1998, Stahl and Sies,<br />

1992b). It is also recognised that a small amount of dietary fat (10 g) itself improves<br />

carotenoid bioavailability (Jayarajan et al., 1980, Dimitrov et al., 1988, Prince and Frisoli,<br />

1993, Reddy et al., 1995).

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