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Academic Press - Protein Byproducts Transformation Book

Name: Academic Press - Protein Byproducts Transformation Book
Brand: Academic Press
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Explore the transition of proteinaceous waste from an environmental burden into high-value products with this comprehensive scientific text from Academic Press. This book examines how to add value to protein-rich byproducts through systematic extraction, recovery, and characterization processes. Readers gain deep insights into various protein modification techniques designed to expand product portfolios using waste materials. The content is organized into three main sections to provide a structured learning experience. It covers a wide range of feedstock resources, including animal-derived and plant-derived proteins, as well as proteins derived from marine waste. This resource is essential for those studying the chemical and biological processes involved in turning industrial and food waste into useful resources.

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Covers diverse protein sources including animal-derived, plant-derived, and marine waste-derived proteins.

Provides detailed information on the extraction and recovery methods for protein-rich byproducts.

Explains protein modification techniques used to expand product portfolios from waste materials.

Discusses the characterization of proteinaceous waste to identify potential value-added uses.

Structured into three main sections for a logical progression from feedstock to final product.

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Brand: Academic Press
Format: Paperback
ASIN: 0128023910
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Chemistry
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 25 August 2016
Listed Since: 02 May 2016

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