Marine Biotechnology for Healthcare: Advances and Biomedical Applications offers a comprehensive exploration of recent research and advancements within marine biotechnology, with a particular focus on healthcare applications. The book identifies and elaborates on various marine compounds, delving into their sources and potential in the biomedical industry. Organized into four sections, it provides a structured approach to the subject matter. The first section provides an overview of marine biotechnology and identifies potential sources of marine compounds. The second and third sections discuss marine-based nutraceuticals, functional foods, and bioactive compounds as therapeutic agents. The fourth section explores the application of marine components in the biomedical industry, examining their use in biosensors, medical implants, diagnostic kits, and biomaterials preparation. This resource is invaluable for professionals engaged in marine biotechnology and the development of marine-derived compounds.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Dedication - p. v 7. Contributors - p. xiii 8. Preface - p. xvii 9. Foreword - p. xix 10. Section I. Sources of marine biotechnology - p. S1 11. Chapter 1. Marine biotechnology – Definition, tools, studies, exploitation, utilization, and research areas - p. 3 12. Chapter 2. Microbial and fungal bioprospecting through omics-driven approaches - p. 21 13. Chapter 3. Improving the role of microalgae in carbon capture - p. 49 14. Chapter 4. Seaweeds and their compounds to combat bacterial invasion and phytopathogens - p. 73 15. Chapter 5. Marine biotechnology: Exploration of novel marine biologicals - p. 103 16. Section II. Marine-based nutraceuticals and functional foods - p. S2 17. Chapter 6. Supremacy of marine-derived probiotics and carbohydrate-based prebiotics - p. 125 18. Chapter 7. Marine enzymes—Production, scale-up, and applications - p. 143 19. Chapter 8. Marine invertebrates antioxidant proteins, peptides and their biofunctionalities - p. 173 20. Chapter 9. Past, present, and future aspects of human health gain from marine-based nutraceuticals and related medicaments - p. 187 21. Chapter 10. Marine cosmeceuticals: The untapped potential of oceanic beauty solutions and role of bioinformatics and artificial intelligence in advancing research - p. 203 22. Section III. Marine bioactive compounds as therapeutic agents - p. S3 23. Chapter 11. Seaweed-associated heterotrophic bacteria—Novel sources of antimicrobial and antiviral agents - p. 219 24. Chapter 12. Discovery of pharmaceutical compounds from oceanic sources: Successes and challenges - p. 241 25. Chapter 13. Dealing with marine disease outbreaks and their impact on human health during a time of rapid environmental change - p. 259 26. Chapter 14. Marine-origin natural products to promote wound healing and regeneration - p. 279 27. Chapter 15. The significance of biosynthetic pathways in uncovering the bioactive potential of marine organisms for drug discovery - p. 303 28. Section IV. Marine components in biomedical industry - p. S4 29. Chapter 16. Promising therapeutic applications of alginate and carrageenan for novel drug delivery strategies: A review of the polysaccharides extracted from seaweed - p. 345 30. Chapter 17. Marine derived biomaterials and bioinks for 3D bioprinting applications - p. 373 31. Chapter 18. Use of marine natural products—a newer trend in the development of medical implants - p. 385 32. Chapter 19. Current advances and controversies in the therapeutic use of fish oil: Theme revisited - p. 405 33. Chapter 20. Marine polysaccharides—A novel approach in drug delivery system - p. 415 34. Index - p. 441
Marine Biotechnology for Healthcare: Advances and Biomedical Applications offers a comprehensive exploration of recent research and advancements within marine biotechnology, with a particular focus on healthcare applications. The book identifies and elaborates on various marine compounds, delving into their sources and potential in the biomedical industry. Organized into four sections, it provides a structured approach to the subject matter. The first section provides an overview of marine biotechnology and identifies potential sources of marine compounds. The second and third sections discuss marine-based nutraceuticals, functional foods, and bioactive compounds as therapeutic agents. The fourth section explores the application of marine components in the biomedical industry, examining their use in biosensors, medical implants, diagnostic kits, and biomaterials preparation. This resource is invaluable for professionals engaged in marine biotechnology and the development of marine-derived compounds.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Dedication - p. v 7. Contributors - p. xiii 8. Preface - p. xvii 9. Foreword - p. xix 10. Section I. Sources of marine biotechnology - p. S1 11. Chapter 1. Marine biotechnology – Definition, tools, studies, exploitation, utilization, and research areas - p. 3 12. Chapter 2. Microbial and fungal bioprospecting through omics-driven approaches - p. 21 13. Chapter 3. Improving the role of microalgae in carbon capture - p. 49 14. Chapter 4. Seaweeds and their compounds to combat bacterial invasion and phytopathogens - p. 73 15. Chapter 5. Marine biotechnology: Exploration of novel marine biologicals - p. 103 16. Section II. Marine-based nutraceuticals and functional foods - p. S2 17. Chapter 6. Supremacy of marine-derived probiotics and carbohydrate-based prebiotics - p. 125 18. Chapter 7. Marine enzymes—Production, scale-up, and applications - p. 143 19. Chapter 8. Marine invertebrates antioxidant proteins, peptides and their biofunctionalities - p. 173 20. Chapter 9. Past, present, and future aspects of human health gain from marine-based nutraceuticals and related medicaments - p. 187 21. Chapter 10. Marine cosmeceuticals: The untapped potential of oceanic beauty solutions and role of bioinformatics and artificial intelligence in advancing research - p. 203 22. Section III. Marine bioactive compounds as therapeutic agents - p. S3 23. Chapter 11. Seaweed-associated heterotrophic bacteria—Novel sources of antimicrobial and antiviral agents - p. 219 24. Chapter 12. Discovery of pharmaceutical compounds from oceanic sources: Successes and challenges - p. 241 25. Chapter 13. Dealing with marine disease outbreaks and their impact on human health during a time of rapid environmental change - p. 259 26. Chapter 14. Marine-origin natural products to promote wound healing and regeneration - p. 279 27. Chapter 15. The significance of biosynthetic pathways in uncovering the bioactive potential of marine organisms for drug discovery - p. 303 28. Section IV. Marine components in biomedical industry - p. S4 29. Chapter 16. Promising therapeutic applications of alginate and carrageenan for novel drug delivery strategies: A review of the polysaccharides extracted from seaweed - p. 345 30. Chapter 17. Marine derived biomaterials and bioinks for 3D bioprinting applications - p. 373 31. Chapter 18. Use of marine natural products—a newer trend in the development of medical implants - p. 385 32. Chapter 19. Current advances and controversies in the therapeutic use of fish oil: Theme revisited - p. 405 33. Chapter 20. Marine polysaccharides—A novel approach in drug delivery system - p. 415 34. Index - p. 441
