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Valorization of mushroom by-products as a source of value-added compounds and potential applications
... Mushroom by-products have a vast potential for food applications, but in this field there is a lack of scientific ...fermentation mushroom production has the ... See full document
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Evaluation of Industrial Sour Cherry Liquor Wastes as an Ecofriendly Source of Added Value Chemical Compounds and Energy
... tries of Europe and Southwestern ...units and have a typical taste that makes them one of the most appreciated beverages all over the ...aromatic and color compounds, and ... See full document
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High value-added products from macroalgae: lipids as bioactive compounds
... 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) ...number of ... See full document
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Extraction of added-value products from biomass using ionic liquids
... complexity of ILs to act either as hydrogen-bond donors or acceptors has resulted in great efforts in the literature aimed at characterizing these fluids according to a polarity ...achieved by innumerable ... See full document
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Extraction of added value products from black condensate
... presence of some added value products including triterpenes and phenolic ...natural compounds relies on the wide variety of relevant properties shown by those ... See full document
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Integral valorization of pineapple (ananas comosus l.) by-products through a green chemistry approach towards added value ingredients
... identification of the molecules was performed using an Acclaim RSLC 120 C18 column (100 mm × ...consisting of water and formic acid (99.9:0.1; % v/v), and mobile phase B of acetonitrile ... See full document
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Valorization of Fish by-products: purification of bioactive peptides from codfish blood and sardine cooking wastewaters by membrane processing
... pillar of their economy. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the world fish production in 2016 was estimated at ...capture and aquaculture [ 1 ...trade and fish ... See full document
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Yeast cell wall hydrolysis by enzymes for the production of value-added products
... shaking and enzyme dosage were the same for all enzymes screened. Temperature and pH and were defined according to the enzyme specifications data sheet, attached in Appendix ...properties of ... See full document
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Microbial fermentation of glycerol for production of value-added compounds under high pressure
... issues, and one of them corresponds to the formation of crude glycerol as a reaction by-product (da Silva et ...production of high-value products, such as organic acids, ... See full document
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Potentialities of cold extraction of value-added compounds from microalgae species
... increased potential in diverse industries, since they show unique features such as film and foaming capacity, gel forming ability and antimicrobial activity ...synthesized by microalgae are ... See full document
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Extraction of value-added compounds from biomass using alternative solvents
... incorporation of triterpenoids-rich extracts in new functional foods, cosmetics, healthcare products and ...application of these products, it is yet required to have abundant natural ... See full document
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Avocado and its by-products: natural sources of nutrients, phytochemical compounds and functional properties
... avocado and its health promoting properties has been given in several ...heart and this certification with its appropriate logo is already used in ...Association, and more recently, some press ... See full document
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Hurdles and potentials in value-added use of peanut and grape by-products as sources of phenolic compounds
... peanut and grape processing by-products may be richer sources of bioactive compounds as compared to their original raw material and feedstock; however, before their application ... See full document
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Development of personal care products with active ingredients obtained from natural products without added value.
... use of ingredients with antioxidant, immunomodulatory or photoprotective purposes, obtained from food by-products or natural products without added value, taking in account ... See full document
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Hurdles and potentials in value-added use of peanut and grape by-products as sources of phenolic compounds
... peanut and grape processing by-products may be richer sources of bioactive compounds as compared to their original raw material and feedstock; however, before their application ... See full document
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Potential of marine bacteria to synthesize bioactive compounds for medical applications
... symbionts of cnidarian species from the Atlantic Ocean were herein explored for screening the biosynthetic potential of NRPs and test the activity of the respective bacterial ...results ... See full document
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Microalgae as a Source of Bioenergy: Products, Processes and Economics
... any of the same, in any form or by any means, in whole or in part, in each case without the prior written permission of Bentham Science Publishers, unless stated otherwise in this License ... See full document
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Callus culture as a new approach for the production of high added value compounds in Ilex paraguariensis: genotype influence, medium optimization and compounds identification
... chemical and physical factors have been identified as influencing biomass accumulation and secondary compounds biosynthesis in plant cell cultures (Shen et ...Auxins and cytokinins are usually ... See full document
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Added value of autoregulation and multi-step kinetics of transcription initiation
... be of assistance to improve the efficiency of presently existing synthetic genetic ...tested by using such already engineered circuits (e.g. [46]), by changing their original promoters for ... See full document
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Potential of mycelium of the soil fungus Pisolithus tinctorius as a source of bioactive compounds
... one of the leading causes of death globally, and according to the World Health Organization (WHO, 2015), it is responsible for the death of about ...year, and this number of ... See full document
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