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Fig 1.

The water activity and residual enzyme activity of the WG samples before and after SIR radiation.

(A)Aw and WC, (B) LA and LOX activity. (Note: x-axis values reflect SIR condition, the number before the hyphen is surface temperature: 70–90°C, the number before the hyphen is radiation time: 10–60 min).

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Fig 2.

The hydrolytic and oxidative stability of WG samples during storage.

FFA content, (B) PV, (C) CD and (D) pAV. (Note: x-axis values reflect SIR condition, the number before the hyphen is surface temperature: 70–90°C, the number before the hyphen is radiation time: 10–60 min).

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Fig 3.

The sorption isotherms and rancidification rate of WG samples during storage.

sorption isotherms, (B) hydrolytic rate and (C) oxidative rate.

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Fig 4.

The tocopherols content of the WG samples.

(Note: x-axis values reflect SIR condition, the number before the hyphen is surface temperature: 70–90°C, the number before the hyphen is radiation time: 10–60 min).

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Table 1.

Changes of fatty acid composition in WG.

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