Valorization of Biomass to Bioproducts: Biochemicals and Biomaterials�discusses the-innovation and blueprint of biochemical extraction processes and the ideal utilization of biochemicals that help form the basis of green extraction to produce biochemicals from biomass. The book comprises a rising arena of research focused on designing novel, environmentally-friendly, naturally-derived and tenable biochemicals from biomass that serve several biosustainable purposes. Due to increasing demand in chemical and biochemical products, and to minimize industrial space, there is an increased need to recycle wastes and design cost-effective chemical and biochemical units. As such, knowledge on the recovery of biochemicals, bioconversions and extraction technologies is essential.
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Table of Contents
1. B-glucan
2. Bioplastics
3. Choline/ Lecithin
4. Ethylene
5. Fructo-oligosaccharides
6. Ionic liquids/NADES
7. Lipids
8. Palatinose
9. Pigments
10. Polyphenols/ Lignin
11. Psicose
12. Trehalose
13. VFA (Volatile fatty acids)
14. Vitamins
15. Xylitol/Arabitol
16. L-ribose
17. Exopolysaccharides
18. Bio-isoprene
19. Ccellulose-rich solid digestate to produce chitin
20. Industrial production of biopharmaceutical enzymes
21. Industrial production of carbohydrate degrading enzymes
22. Industrial production of enzymes for bio-composites in sustainable agriculture
23. Industrial production of enzymes for use in dairy industry
24. Industrial production of enzymes for use textile
25. Industrial production of enzymes in bioremediations
26. Industrial productions of enzymes for use in animal-feed bioprocessing
27. Antitumor and Antioxidant activity of fucoidan isolated from brown seaweed Turbinaria conoides against benzo(a)pyrene induced lung carcinoma
28. Extraction of lipids from oleaginous plants and valorization of the residues obtained
