Soluciones biotecnológicas: animales invertebrados salvando nuestros días

Aneliz de Ita Zárate Ortiz

doi:10.29057/h.v3i1.6953

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Aneliz de Ita Zárate Ortiz Universidad del Mar, Campus Puerto Escondido https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2348-8697

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https://doi.org/10.29057/h.v3i1.6953

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Biotechnology, red biotechnology, insects, marine invertebrates

Abstract

Biotechnology has been applied for a long time in the production of fermented products. Currently, new biotechnological techniques have been implemented and improved, such as molecular, genetic, and computer science based on the use of living beings for the manufacturing of products that benefit society, mainly in the area of pharmacology, agriculture, and the environment. Although plants and microorganisms have been exploited mainly for these processes, marine invertebrates and insects stand out for offering a range of compounds (metabolites, enzymes, toxins, proteins) due to the biological and physiological diversity they present. These are used mainly in red biotechnology. Some examples of the latter applications are presented in this article.

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