Effects of radio-frequency energy on peroxidase inactivation and physiochemical properties of stem lettuce and the underlying cell-morphology mechanism

•Radio-frequency (RF) heating efficiently inactivated the peroxidase of stem lettuce.•RF energy changed the physiochemical properties of stem lettuce.•Blanching treatments destroyed cell walls and membranes.•Damage to the microstructure deteriorated the physiochemical properties. This paper investig...

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description •Radio-frequency (RF) heating efficiently inactivated the peroxidase of stem lettuce.•RF energy changed the physiochemical properties of stem lettuce.•Blanching treatments destroyed cell walls and membranes.•Damage to the microstructure deteriorated the physiochemical properties. This paper investigated the effects of radio-frequency (RF) energy and conventional hot-water blanching (95 °C for 2 min) on the peroxidase (POD) activity, physiochemical properties, and changes in the cellular morphology of stem lettuce. The relative residual POD activity significantly decreased (P 
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Cellular morphology
Electrolytes - metabolism
Hot Temperature
Lactuca - metabolism
Lactuca - radiation effects
Lactuca - ultrastructure
Peroxidase
Peroxidase - metabolism
Physicochemical properties
Radio frequency
Radio Waves
Stem lettuce
Taste
Water - chemistry
title Effects of radio-frequency energy on peroxidase inactivation and physiochemical properties of stem lettuce and the underlying cell-morphology mechanism
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