| The use of complex coacervate particles of two or more biopolymer materials, as a fat-replacing ingredient. |
| From the 1970s, the scientific focus shifted away from cellulose to the more processable biopolymer, starch. |
| This study describes the optimized conditions for using the mesophile bacterial strain Chryseobacterium Indologenes MUT.2 to obtain the maximum amount of biomass and biopolymer. |
| To make the laser, a solution of the vitamin was sprayed on to a soft biopolymer film. |
| Even in its natural state, the melanin biopolymer contains free electrons in its conjugated structure. |
| An accurate identification of the organism used to produce the biochemical or biopolymer must be provided. |
