Bioactive compounds from Bioresource

The Supercritical Fluid extraction is also considered as a novel technology for extracting soluble products into a fluid from a wide range of materials using supercritical conditions of solvents. Bioactive compounds are secondary metabolites produced from a broad diversity of structures and functionalities. In the present article the potential bioresources mainly from agriculture and allied sectors have been reviewed which constitutes excellent pools for bioactive and nutraceutical compounds.

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In recent years there has been a renewed interest in solid-state fermentation (SSF) processes for the production of bioactive compounds. While efforts continue largely to exploit filamentous fungi and yeasts for the production of various enzymes, attempts have also been made to explore possibilities of using bacterial strains in SSF systems (Pandey et al., 2000). Enzyme production by SSF using bacterial spp.

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