Turning waste into value: Extraction and effective valorization strategies of seafood by-products
F. Xia,
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Sarifah Supri,
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Heder Djamaludin
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et al.
Waste Management Bulletin,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(3), P. 84 - 100
Published: July 2, 2024
Seafood
by-products
from
various
organisms
like
fish,
shellfish,
squids,
and
bivalves
are
often
thrown
away
as
waste,
even
though
they
could
be
utilized
in
creating
new
types
of
valuable
foods.
Up
to
75%
the
entire
organism
consists
industrial
processing
wastes,
which
can
lead
a
loss
profit
ecological
sustainability
if
natural
resources
not
recycled
efficiently.
Various
fish
parts
byproducts,
such
heads,
viscera,
skin,
bones,
scales,
exoskeletons,
pens,
ink,
clam
shells,
categorized
waste
based
on
their
weight
percentages,
vary
depending
species
taxonomy.
This
review
paper
delves
into
extraction
valorization
strategies
seafood
by-products,
with
focus
transforming
resources.
Marine
provide
bioactive
substances
collagen,
peptides,
polyunsaturated
fatty
acids,
antioxidants,
chitin,
catalysts
for
biodiesel
production.
highlights
utilization
innovative
techniques
microwave-
ultrasound-assisted
well
supercritical
fluid
subcritical
water
extract
compounds
section
also
discusses
optimization
processes
enhance
efficiency
yield.
Furthermore,
explores
potential
applications
across
industries,
emphasizing
sustainable
resource
creation
high-value
products
applied
our
current
circular
economy.
Language: Английский
Bioactive Compounds Extraction from Crustacean Waste by Biotechnology Process
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Characterization and Structural Analyses of Enolase from Shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei)
Xiaoxi Chang,
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Tuo Zhang,
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Jiachen Zang
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et al.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
71(49), P. 19783 - 19790
Published: Nov. 30, 2023
Transcriptome
analysis
had
recognized
enolase
from
shrimp
Litopenaeus
vannamei
(L.
vannamei),
which
is
termed
LvEnolase,
as
one
of
the
allergens,
but
its
amino
acid
sequence
and
protein
structure
have
been
lacking.
In
this
study,
natural
LvEnolase
was
isolated
L.
characterized
for
first
time.
The
full-length
cDNA
effectively
cloned,
encoded
434
residues.
crystal
successfully
determined
at
a
resolution
2.5
Å
by
X-ray
crystallography
(PDB:
8UEL).
Notably,
it
observed
that
near
active
center,
loop
exists
in
either
an
open
or
closed
state,
associated
with
product
release
phase.
Furthermore,
enzyme
activity
assays
were
conducted
to
validate
catalytic
capabilities
purified
LvEnolase.
These
findings
significantly
enhance
our
comprehension
family
provide
valuable
support
delving
into
functions
characteristics
Language: Английский
Investigation of the Compositional Raw Mixtures for Preparation of the Sintered Microporous Material and Mineral Feed Additives
Evergreen,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(3), P. 1296 - 1306
Published: Sept. 1, 2023
The
paper
presents
results
of
investigation
the
compositional
raw
mixtures,
which
are
manufactured
on
basis
siliceous
rock
and
montmorillonite
clay
Western
Kazakhstan
for
preparation
sintered
microporous
ceramics,
as
well
mineral
used
therapeutic
prophylactic
mixtures
poultry.In
accordance
with
scientific-experimental
investigations,
it
was
proven
that
amorphous
silicon,
chalk,
montmorillonite,
contained
in
ensure
growth
tissue
strengthening
during
period
development
formation
skeleton.The
silicon
takes
part
bone
mineralisation
process
even
case
deficiency
calcium,
phosphorus,
chlorine,
fluorine,
sodium,
sulphur,
other
chemical
elements.It
established
limits
proposed
compositions
method
mix
action,
bioactive
influence
upon
healthy
organism
broiler
chickens.It
feed
additives
characterised
by
high
biological
activity
substantial
pharmacological
effect,
manifestated
improvement
morphological
biochemical
parameters
poultry
blood.
Language: Английский
Quality determination of pacific white shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) postlarvae using salinity shock, thermal hock, and formaldehyde dipping
E3S Web of Conferences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
442, P. 02021 - 02021
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
The
methods
of
determination
for
Pacific
white
shrimp
(Litopenaeus
vannamei)
postlarvae/PL
quality
were
not
well
recognized
by
the
user
or
PLs
producer.
objectives
these
trials
to
determine
correlation
salinity
shock,
thermal
and
formaldehyde
(37%)
dipping
(dose
duration)
survival
rate/SR
10.
shock
was
conducted
at
9,
12,
15,
18
oC.
Salinity
with
0,
5,
10,
15
ppt.
Formaldehyde
accomplished
300,
600,
900,
1.200
ppm.
rate
(SR)
tested
observed
every
minutes
60
minutes.
results
showed
that
demonstrated
100%
in
all
test
levels
but
0
ppt,
which
caused
a
decrease
SR
after
30
longer
exposures.
lowest
threshold
temperature
stress
oC
90%
SR.
below
600
ppm
exposure
durations.
findings
this
study
provide
basic
information
farmers
regarding
level
salinity,
temperature,
during
aquaculture
handlings.
Language: Английский