Contents XXXI
62.6 Genomics and Metabolic Engineering of Microalgae
for Biofuels Production ................................................. 1361
62.7 Microalgal Culture Systems: A Contribution to the Sustainability
of Biofuels ............................................................... 1363
62.8 Products of Industrial Interest from Microalgae ...................... 1365
62.9 Future Needs: Making Sustainable the Unsustainable Lightness
of Biofuels ............................................................... 1368
References ....................................................................... 1368
63 Marine Actinobacterial Metabolites and Their Pharmaceutical
Potential
Panchanathan Manivasagan, Jayachandran Venkatesan,
Kannan Sivakumar, Se-Kwon Kim ............................................. 1371
63.1 Marine Actinobacteria .................................................. 1371
63.2 Research on Marine Actinobacteria .................................... 1372
63.3 Novel Metabolites from Marine Actinobacteria ....................... 1373
63.4 Conclusion ............................................................... 1381
References ....................................................................... 1382
64 Marine Microbial Biosurfactins
Jen-Leih Wu, Jenn-Kan Lu...................................................... 1387
64.1 Overview ................................................................. 1387
64.2 Methodology of Production of Marine Biosurfactants ................ 1388
64.3 Applications of Marine Bioactive Biosurfactants ...................... 1392
64.4 Conclusions .............................................................. 1399
References ....................................................................... 1400
65 Nutraceuticals and Bioactive Compounds from Seafood Processing
Waste
V. Venugopal Menon, Smita S. Lele ............................................ 1405
65.1 Seafood as a Source of Nutraceuticals ................................. 1406
65.2 Bio-Waste from Processing of Seafood ................................ 1406
65.3 Seafood Waste and Discards as Sources of Nutraceuticals............ 1407
65.4 Nitrogen-Derived Compounds.......................................... 1407
65.5 Lipid-Based Nutraceuticals ............................................. 1412
65.6 Polysaccharide-Derived Nutraceuticals ................................ 1415
65.7 Mineral-Based Nutraceuticals ......................................... 1419
65.8 Novel Marine Organisms and Compounds ............................. 1419
65.9 Commercial Aspects ..................................................... 1420
References ....................................................................... 1421
Acknowledgements .............................................................. 1427
About the Authors ................................................................ 1431
Detailed Contents................................................................. 1461
Index ................................................................................ 1491
62.6 Genomics and Metabolic Engineering of Microalgae
for Biofuels Production ................................................. 1361
62.7 Microalgal Culture Systems: A Contribution to the Sustainability
of Biofuels ............................................................... 1363
62.8 Products of Industrial Interest from Microalgae ...................... 1365
62.9 Future Needs: Making Sustainable the Unsustainable Lightness
of Biofuels ............................................................... 1368
References ....................................................................... 1368
63 Marine Actinobacterial Metabolites and Their Pharmaceutical
Potential
Panchanathan Manivasagan, Jayachandran Venkatesan,
Kannan Sivakumar, Se-Kwon Kim ............................................. 1371
63.1 Marine Actinobacteria .................................................. 1371
63.2 Research on Marine Actinobacteria .................................... 1372
63.3 Novel Metabolites from Marine Actinobacteria ....................... 1373
63.4 Conclusion ............................................................... 1381
References ....................................................................... 1382
64 Marine Microbial Biosurfactins
Jen-Leih Wu, Jenn-Kan Lu...................................................... 1387
64.1 Overview ................................................................. 1387
64.2 Methodology of Production of Marine Biosurfactants ................ 1388
64.3 Applications of Marine Bioactive Biosurfactants ...................... 1392
64.4 Conclusions .............................................................. 1399
References ....................................................................... 1400
65 Nutraceuticals and Bioactive Compounds from Seafood Processing
Waste
V. Venugopal Menon, Smita S. Lele ............................................ 1405
65.1 Seafood as a Source of Nutraceuticals ................................. 1406
65.2 Bio-Waste from Processing of Seafood ................................ 1406
65.3 Seafood Waste and Discards as Sources of Nutraceuticals............ 1407
65.4 Nitrogen-Derived Compounds.......................................... 1407
65.5 Lipid-Based Nutraceuticals ............................................. 1412
65.6 Polysaccharide-Derived Nutraceuticals ................................ 1415
65.7 Mineral-Based Nutraceuticals ......................................... 1419
65.8 Novel Marine Organisms and Compounds ............................. 1419
65.9 Commercial Aspects ..................................................... 1420
References ....................................................................... 1421
Acknowledgements .............................................................. 1427
About the Authors ................................................................ 1431
Detailed Contents................................................................. 1461
Index ................................................................................ 1491