[PDF] Top 20 High added-value compounds with antibacterial properties from Ginja Cherries by-products

... the antibacterial properties, but a synergic effect between the different molecules has also to be ...major compounds detected in stems and leaves extracts; it can be seen how the ratios between ... See full document

... phenolic compounds by Folin–Ciocalteu method, and the antioxidant activity was evaluated by ABTS and ORAC assays (Table ...compared with stem liquid fraction, which demonstrated to have the ... See full document

... covered by a thin closely skin called silverskin [10]. CS is a main by-product of the coffee roasting procedure and has no commercial value, being discarded as a solid waste ...this by-product ... See full document

... be added as pure substances (Morin et ...characterized by high levels of the functional component (Jiménez‑Colmenero et ...be added to the forage during animal breeding (Joy et ...meat ... See full document

... reaction by-product (da Silva et ...of high-value products, such as organic acids, alcohols, or biopolymers (Mattam et ...(LAB) with high potential for the production of ... See full document

... related by-products are key raw materials for the sustainable production of a wide variety of value-added ...of high- value compounds from vegetable biomass and ... See full document

... some added value products including triterpenes and phenolic ...natural compounds relies on the wide variety of relevant properties shown by those families, namely their ... See full document

... containing high MW β-glucans (250, 337 and 443kDa) at concentrations higher than 400mg/L, which may be caused due to polymer aggregation and larger particle ...electrostatic properties of the proteins, ... See full document

... radiation with high energy that removes one electron from water, creating highly reactive species including free ...species with the DNA of microorganisms brings about their death (KILCAST, ... See full document

... processing by-products may be richer sources of bioactive compounds as compared to their original raw material and feedstock; however, before their application as a source of nutraceuticals or in the ... See full document

... sample by the study of the light scatter and fluorescence emission properties (55,63) ...Staining with different colorants allows to assess different physiological aspects of each ...bonds ... See full document

... pass by the development of stimuli-responsive, or “smart”, ...materials with this kind of response can be found, such as piezoelectric [24], shape memory [25] and self-healing ...driven by humidity, ... See full document

... recovered from raw material through acid, basic or enzymatic treatments, all of which are assisted by heat and ...used with fish and pig skins, and is carried out with hydrochloric, sulfuric ... See full document

... industries with carbon dioxide production that can be absorb by the ...require high-energy consumptions to guarantee efficient stirring and expensive concrete ...loop with recirculation ... See full document

... characterized by the pigmentation that includes high amounts of chlorophyll a and b, β-carotene (a yellow pigment) and various xanthophylls (yellowish or brownish pigments) ...phylum with the lowest ... See full document

... Mushroom by-products have a vast potential for food applications, but in this field there is a lack of scientific ...Mycelium from solid substrate fermentation mushroom production has the potential ... See full document

... electrostatic properties of proteins with a high net positive charge that caused a high intermolecular electrostatic ...contained high MW β-glucans, the increased haze was assumed to be ... See full document

... alkaline properties of the adsorbents, precipitation would naturally take place during the column assays (to recall, at pH > 5 Cr(III) precipitation ...also with a particle size of 50-100 ... See full document

... made with different formulations, varying adhesive content and rice husk (Oryza sativa ...proportions added to Cunninghamia lanceolata ...husk added to wood (25, 50 and 75%) were combined resulting ... See full document

... of antibacterial agents 5,6 . From a mechanical point of view, these glasses generally exhibit very different properties from those of the tissues they ...mechanical properties has ... See full document