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Properties and applications of alginate / Michael Y. Wilkerson, editor.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Wilkerson, Michael Y., editor.
Series:
Life Sciences Research and Development
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Alginates.
Alginates--Therapeutic use.
Alginates--Industrial applications.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (194 pages)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
New York : Nova Science Publishers, Inc., [2022]
Summary:
"This book includes seven chapters, each focusing on modern research into properties and applications of alginate. The first chapter elucidates the reader to the structural properties and applications of alginate, and additionally discusses future development targets in various fields. The second chapter gives an overview into fabrication of ALG- and S-ALG-based submicron- and nano-sized gel particles with a focus on protein encapsulation. The third chapter returns to analyzing the unique physical properties of alginate and its current and potential uses. The fourth chapter reviews the development of alginate hydrogel beads by the process of microencapsulation, enabling the preservation of the entrapped material. The fifth chapter reviews new uses of alginate in the probiotic food industry as a carrier for probiotic immobilization, and summarizes the extrusion and spray dry techniques used to implement them. The sixth chapter gives a brief knowledge of the structure-property relationships, film formation, biocompatibility, and toxicity study of alginate and its different biomedical applications. The seventh and final chapter, after reviewing how alginate is discovered, describes the main properties of alginate, discusses the sources and chemical structure of alginate, and its various applications, especially in drug release and tissue engineering"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1
Alginate Properties and Applications
Abstract
Introduction
1. Chemical Structure
2. Sources of Alginates
2.1. Algal Alginates
2.2. Bacterial Alginates
3. Properties of Alginate
3.1. Molecular Weight
3.2. Solubility
3.3. Viscosity
3.4. Stability and Degradation
3.5. Selective Ion Binding
3.6. Gel Formation Ability
3.7. Biocompatibility
4. Modification of Alginates
4.1. Modification of Carboxyl Group
4.1.1. Esterification of Carboxyl Group
4.1.2. Carbodiimide Coupling
4.1.3. Covalent Cross-Linking
4.2. Chemical Modification of Hydroxyl Group
4.2.1. Esterification of Hydroxyl Groups
4.2.2. Oxidation
4.2.3. Sulfation
4.2.4. Graft Copolymerization
4.2.5. Phosphorylation
5. Types and Applications of Alginates
5.1. Alginates in Biomedical Applications
5.1.1. Alginates Microcapsules for Drug Delivery
5.1.2. Alginates Application in Tissue Engineering
5.1.3. Alginates Utilication in 3D Cell Culture Models
5.1.4. Alginate Application for Heart and Cardiovascular Disease
5.1.5. Alginates in Wound Dressings
5.1.6. Alginates in Metabolic Syndrome
5.1.7. Alginates Oligomers as Active Pharmaceutical Drugs
5.2. Alginate as a Functional Food Ingredient
5.2.1. Gelling, Thickening, Stabilising and Emulsifying Agent
5.2.2. Encapsulation and Immobilisation
5.2.3. Food Coating
5.3. Alginate Application in Industrial and Environmental Sciences
5.3.1. Water Treatment of Heavy Metal Ions
5.3.2. Textile Industries
5.3.3. Paper Making Industries
5.3.4. Tanneries
5.3.5. Release Agents
5.4. Agricultural Applications
Future Direction for Research
References
Biographical Sketch
Chapter 2.
Submicron and Nano-Sized Gel Particles Based on Alginate and Sulfated Alginate for Protein Encapsulation
Method
Materials
Synthesis of S-ALG
Synthesis of Biotinylated ALG and S-ALG
Evaluation of the Interaction between the Biotinylated Polymers and Lf
Fabrication of Gel Particles
Nanoprecipitation
Nanoprecipitation and Sonication
Lactoferrin (Lf) Stability
Characterisation
Statistical Analysis
Results and Discussion
Evaluation of the Binding Affinity of ALG and S-ALG to Lf
Synthesis and Characterisation of Gel Particles
First Series: Nanoprecipitation
Second Series: Nanoprecipitation and Sonication
Evaluation of Particle Isolation Process on Suspension Stability
Sonication Stability of Lf
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Biographical Sketches
Chapter 3
An Insight into Properties and Applications of Alginate
Properties of Alginate
Derivatives of Alginate
Bioadhesion
Biocompatibility
pH Effect
Gelling Properties
Immunogenicity
Molecular Weight
Sterilization
Solubility
Toxicity
Applications of Alginate
Pharmaceutical Application
Application in Protein Delivery
Alginate in Cosmetics
Application as Wound Dressings
Application as Animal Feeds
Application in Textile Industry
Application in Welding Rods
Application in Food Industry
Conclusion and Future Perspective
Conflict of Interest
Chapter 4
Alginate Hydrogel Beads as Building Blocks for Delivering Polyphenols
Alginate - Physicochemical Properties and Sources
Gelation Properties
Alginate Sources
Alginate Characteristics
Application of Vibrating Technology to Produce Alginate Beads.
Microencapsulation of Polyphenols into Alginate Particles
Future Perspectives
Chapter 5
Alginate as a Carrier for Probiotic Immobilization: Extrusion and Spray Dry Technique
Alginate as Carrier
Encapsulation by Extrusion
The Extrusion Technique for Probiotic Immobilization
The Spray Dry Technique for Probiotic Immobilization
Acknowledgment
Chapter 6
Structure-Property Relationship of Alginate Polymers and Its Biomedical Applications
1. Introduction
2. Synthesis of Alginates
3. Applications of Alginates
3.1. Textile Printing
3.2. Food
3.3. Pharmaceutical and Medical Uses
3.3.1. Pharmaceutical Applications
3.3.2. Delivery of Small Chemical Drugs
3.3.3. Protein Delivery
3.3.4. In Pharmaceutical Industries
3.3.4.1. Wound Dressing
3.3.4.2. Cell Culture
3.3.4.3. Tissue Engineering
Chapter 7
Properties and Medical Applications of Alginate
Alginate Discovery
General Properties of Alginate
Structure and Characterization
Molecular Weight and Solubility
Hydrogel Formation
Medical Applications
Drug Release System
Tissue Engineering
Cartilage and Bone Tissue Engineering
Cardiac Applications
Wound Dressing
Film
Foam Dressing
Hydrogel Dressing
Cell Therapy
Conclusion and Perspectives
Index
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Print version: Wilkerson, Michael Y. Properties and Applications of Alginate
ISBN:
9798886973815
OCLC:
1348481207

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