Pectin is an industrial product of certain fruit peels that contain it, such as citrus fruits, apples, pears, grapes, plums, beets, sunflowers, and so on. It is the traditional gelling agent for jams and jellies, but its applications extend to fruit products for food, dairy, dessert, soft drink, pharmaceutical, and other industries. This book discusses pectin production, pectin biotechnology, and pectin applications. Chapters cover such topics as the production of pectin from citrus, fungal pectinases in food technology, pharmaceutical applications of pectin, and more
Production of pectin from citrus residues: process alternatives and insights on its integration under the biorefinery concept
Daniel David Durán Aranguren, Caren Juliana Alméciga Ramírez, Laura Catalina Villabona Díaz, Manuela Ayalde Valderrama, Rocío Sierra
págs. 3-17
Sustainable horticultural waste management: industrial and environmental perspective
Jahidul Hassan, Noor E. Azam Khan, Mijanur Rahman Rajib, Maksuratun Nahar Suborna, Jiasmin Akter, Faisal Ahamed Hasan
págs. 19-37
págs. 41-54
págs. 55-82
págs. 83-108
Pectin-based scaffolds for tissue engineering applications
Anna Lapomarda, Aurora de Acutis, Carmelo de Maria, Giovanni Vozzi
págs. 111-124
págs. 125-141
págs. 143-154
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