Utilization of Proteinic Biopolymers: Current Status and Future Prospects

Mowafi, Salwa; El‐Sayed, Hosam; Taleb, Marwa Abou

doi:10.21608/jtcps.2018.5007.1002

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Utilization of Proteinic Biopolymers: Current Status and Future Prospects

Abstract: Introduction Definition Biopolymers are defined as macromolecules completely or partially produced in a normal way by living organisms [1]. The prefix "bio" means that they are produced by living organisms and thus are biodegradable.

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