SynopsisBioactive ingredients refer to supplementary bio-molecules that are present in foods to adapt one or more metabolic progression for superior health. Bioactive food ingredients are typically found in multiple forms such as glycosylated, esterified, thiolyated, .....
SynopsisBioactive materials are known for reacting with body tissues for adherence and are employed for the purpose of remodelling and repairing tissues. They have a strong capacity of reacting with tissues and fluids without causing any adverse impact on them. These .....
Synopsis Bioactive proteins are protein fragments that impact the physiological and functional activities of the body. These proteins are anti-oxidative, anti-hypersensitive, anti-microbial, and anti-thrombotic. The global bioactive protein market is a.....
SynopsisConventional wound healing turns out unproductive in healing acute wounds such as deep cuts, burn injuries, and chronic ulcers. Introduction of bioactive wound care products has efficiently provided solution to treat such critical wounds and injuries. Bioactiv.....
SynopsisBio-adhesives is a natural polymeric material which is used as adhesives (substance applied to the surfaces of materials that binds them together and resists separation) between two separate materials. Bio-adhesives are mostly used to describe glue which is us.....
SynopsisBioadhesives are natural polymeric substances that are formed synthetically from biological monomers such as sugars. The primary composition of bioadhesives includes raw materials such as proteins and carbohydrates, of which gelatin and starch are general-purp.....
Synopsis Platform chemicals represent a group of twelve (one not commercialized yet) building block chemicals that can be produced from sugars via biological conversions. The global Bio-based Platform Chemicals market size is expected to reach .....
SynopsisBiobased polymers are materials, where at least one of the constituent polymers is produced from renewable resources. Biobased polymers can be biodegradable or non-biodegradable in nature. There exists three major ways to produce biobased polymers: using natur.....
SynopsisPropylene glycol (PG) is a clear, colorless liquid with the consistency of syrup. It is practically odorless and tasteless. It is hygroscopic (attracts water), has low toxicity and outstanding stability, as well as high flash and boiling points, low vapor pres.....
SynopsisBio-based resins are synthetic compounds made from renewable raw materials. These resins are different from conventional resins and are used for the manufacturing of various products such as packaging materials, furniture, carpets, films, bottles, cups, and au.....
