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Chitin and Collagen: Isolation, Purification, Characterization, and Applications
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This reprint includes recent trends in all aspects of applied scientific research on chitin and collagen, including isolation, purification, and characterization. A few recent innovations in chitin and collagen have been incorporated into this reprint. These innovations could potentially be applied in various scientific and industrial research. Due to its broad array of biological functions such as anticancer, antimicrobial, bone tissue regeneration, antioxidant, and anti-aging activities, collagen has recently attracted vast interest in the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and cosmeceutical industries. Similarly, chitin and chitin-derived chitosan have many applications, including in the medical, environmental, and agricultural sectors.
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Keywords
- 2D scaffold
- adsorption
- adsorption to chitin
- algae
- antimicrobial activity
- biomineralization
- biomonitoring
- biopolymers
- biosilica
- Cell Adhesion
- charge (redox) fractionation
- chitin
- chitin–metal ion interactions
- chitosan
- Coatings
- collagen
- comparison of isolated chitin and arthropod covers
- complex formation
- cricket chitosan
- Curcuma longa
- curcumin
- Cytotoxicity
- daily vertical migration of aquatic arthropods
- denaturation
- devices modeling chitin-related M dynamics on arthropods and their electrochemical readout
- diatom
- Diatoms
- didymo
- Drug delivery
- economic impact
- electrospinning
- electrostatic association
- Encapsulation
- Environment
- enzyme immobilization
- Eu photochemistry
- FAD
- fiber
- Gelatin
- glucose biofuel cell
- glucose oxidase
- government legislation
- hyaluronic acid
- insect chitin
- invasive species
- laser
- layer-by-layer
- lipid-binding activity
- mineral (catalyst) formation from decaying chitin
- multilayer films
- n/a
- photoredox chemistry on chitin
- photoredox desorption of M
- polysaccharide structure
- polysaccharides
- pomegranate peel extract
- redox
- rheology
- scaffolds
- Surface modification
- surface properties
- wastewater treatment
- wound dressing
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-1807-5Editions