Handbook of Biomolecules: Fundamentals, Properties and Applications is a comprehensive resource covering new developments in biomolecules and biomaterials and their industrial applications in the fields of bioengineering, biomedical engineering, biotechnology, biochemistry, and their detection methods using biosensors. This book covers the fundamentals of biomolecules, their roll in living organism, structure, sources, important characteristics, and the industrial applications of these biomaterials. Sections explore amino acids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, proteins, lipids, metabolites and natural products, then go on to discuss purification techniques and detection methods.
Applications in biomolecular engineering, biochemistry and biomedical engineering, among others, are discussed before concluding with coverage of biomolecules as anticorrosion materials.
1. Chapter 2 : Carbohydrate: Introduction and fundamentals - p. Page 23 2. Chapter 3 : Nucleic acids: Components, nomenclature, types, and protection method - p. Page 55 3. Chapter 4 : Proteins: Structure, properties, and importance - p. Page 72 4. Chapter 5 : Vitamins and metabolites - p. Page 111 5. Chapter 6 : Enzymes, coenzymes, and pigments - p. Page 130 6. Chapter 7 : Animal and plant hormone - p. Page 146 7. Chapter 8 : Alkaloids and terpenoids: Synthesis, classification, isolation and purification, reactions, and applications - p. Page 171 8. Chapter 9 : Chromatography - p. Page 201 9. Chapter 10 : Liquid-liquid extraction - p. Page 225 10. Chapter 11 : Microfluidic devices - p. Page 235 11. Chapter 12 : Biosensors: Detection of biomolecules by biosensors - p. Page 254 12. Chapter 13 : Electrochemical biosensors for biomolecules - p. Page 269 13. Chapter 14 : Nanomechanical sensors - p. Page 286 14. Chapter 15 : Colorimetric and fluorescence - p. Page 297 15. Chapter 16 : Mass spectrometry - p. Page 327 16. Chapter 17 : Current applications of biomolecules as anticoronavirus drugs - p. Page 344 17. Chapter 18 : Current application of biomolecules in biomolecular engineering - p. Page 367 18. Chapter 19 : Application of biomolecules in biochemistry - p. Page 381 19. Chapter 20 : Current applications of biomolecules in biotechnology - p. Page 396 20. Chapter 21 : Current applications of biomolecules in biomedical engineering - p. Page 409 21. Chapter 22 : Current applications of biomolecules in biopharmaceuticals and drug discovery - p. Page 432 22. Chapter 23 : Flavonoids: Chemistry, biosynthesis, isolation, and biological function - p. Page 461 23. Chapter 24 : Steroids: Isolation, purification, synthesis, reactions, and applications - p. Page 484 24. Chapter 25 : Carbohydrates as green corrosion inhibitors - p. Page 502 25. Chapter 26 : Amino acids and nucleic acids as green corrosion inhibitors - p. Page 519 26. Chapter 27 : Current applications of fatty acids, lignin, and lipids as green corrosion inhibitors - p. Page 531 27. Chapter 28 : Current industrial- and commercial-scale applications of biomolecules - p. Page 545 28. Chapter 29 : Current applications of biomolecules in artificial intelligence and machine learning - p. Page 565 29. Chapter 30 : Plant extracts as bio-based anticorrosive materials - p. Page 585 30. Chapter 31 : Recent advancements in biosensing and biosensors - p. Page 612 31. Index - p. Page 628
Handbook of Biomolecules: Fundamentals, Properties and Applications is a comprehensive resource covering new developments in biomolecules and biomaterials and their industrial applications in the fields of bioengineering, biomedical engineering, biotechnology, biochemistry, and their detection methods using biosensors. This book covers the fundamentals of biomolecules, their roll in living organism, structure, sources, important characteristics, and the industrial applications of these biomaterials. Sections explore amino acids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, proteins, lipids, metabolites and natural products, then go on to discuss purification techniques and detection methods.
Applications in biomolecular engineering, biochemistry and biomedical engineering, among others, are discussed before concluding with coverage of biomolecules as anticorrosion materials.
1. Chapter 2 : Carbohydrate: Introduction and fundamentals - p. Page 23 2. Chapter 3 : Nucleic acids: Components, nomenclature, types, and protection method - p. Page 55 3. Chapter 4 : Proteins: Structure, properties, and importance - p. Page 72 4. Chapter 5 : Vitamins and metabolites - p. Page 111 5. Chapter 6 : Enzymes, coenzymes, and pigments - p. Page 130 6. Chapter 7 : Animal and plant hormone - p. Page 146 7. Chapter 8 : Alkaloids and terpenoids: Synthesis, classification, isolation and purification, reactions, and applications - p. Page 171 8. Chapter 9 : Chromatography - p. Page 201 9. Chapter 10 : Liquid-liquid extraction - p. Page 225 10. Chapter 11 : Microfluidic devices - p. Page 235 11. Chapter 12 : Biosensors: Detection of biomolecules by biosensors - p. Page 254 12. Chapter 13 : Electrochemical biosensors for biomolecules - p. Page 269 13. Chapter 14 : Nanomechanical sensors - p. Page 286 14. Chapter 15 : Colorimetric and fluorescence - p. Page 297 15. Chapter 16 : Mass spectrometry - p. Page 327 16. Chapter 17 : Current applications of biomolecules as anticoronavirus drugs - p. Page 344 17. Chapter 18 : Current application of biomolecules in biomolecular engineering - p. Page 367 18. Chapter 19 : Application of biomolecules in biochemistry - p. Page 381 19. Chapter 20 : Current applications of biomolecules in biotechnology - p. Page 396 20. Chapter 21 : Current applications of biomolecules in biomedical engineering - p. Page 409 21. Chapter 22 : Current applications of biomolecules in biopharmaceuticals and drug discovery - p. Page 432 22. Chapter 23 : Flavonoids: Chemistry, biosynthesis, isolation, and biological function - p. Page 461 23. Chapter 24 : Steroids: Isolation, purification, synthesis, reactions, and applications - p. Page 484 24. Chapter 25 : Carbohydrates as green corrosion inhibitors - p. Page 502 25. Chapter 26 : Amino acids and nucleic acids as green corrosion inhibitors - p. Page 519 26. Chapter 27 : Current applications of fatty acids, lignin, and lipids as green corrosion inhibitors - p. Page 531 27. Chapter 28 : Current industrial- and commercial-scale applications of biomolecules - p. Page 545 28. Chapter 29 : Current applications of biomolecules in artificial intelligence and machine learning - p. Page 565 29. Chapter 30 : Plant extracts as bio-based anticorrosive materials - p. Page 585 30. Chapter 31 : Recent advancements in biosensing and biosensors - p. Page 612 31. Index - p. Page 628
