Intelligent Biotechnologies of Natural and Synthetic Biologically Active Substances: XIII Narochanskie Readings
Vladimir Kurchenko · Alexei Lodygin · Rui Manuel Machado da Costa · Irina Samoylenko
Feb 2022 · Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems Book 408 · Springer Nature
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This book contains articles on innovative biotechnologies for the production and application of biopolymers and their derivatives in various industries. The conference “Intelligent Biotechnologies of Natural and Synthetic Biologically Active Substances: XIII Narochanskie Readings” took place on the base of Belarussian State University (Republic of Belarus, Minsk) and North Caucasus Federal University (Russian Federation, Stavropol) on December 1–3, 2021.
The general scope of the book is current issues of biologically active substances (BAS) recovery and preparation methods development and their application in medicine, pharmaceutics, and functional nutrition.
A number of original articles are devoted to the actual problems of BAS obtaining and application. A significant part of articles is related to the production of BAS nanocomplexes.
Much attention is paid to promising areas of healthy foods biotechnology development and food safety.
The book intends to readership specializing in the field of searching for new sources of BAS for their practical use in the framework of innovative pharmaceuticals and functional foods development
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