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Guía y propuesta de mejora de la implementación del Protocolo de Nagoya en la investigación genética sin fines de lucro en Argentina

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By Gustavo S. Cabanne, Darío A. Lijtmaer, Laura Barone
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
español El acceso a la información genética en Argentina está regulado por la Resolución No. 410/19 de la Subsecretaría de Gobierno de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible de la Nación. Esta regulación implementa el Protocolo de Nagoya (PN), que es un instrumento legal con el objetivo de asegurar el reparto equitativo de benefi-cios producidos por el uso de recursos genéticos, contribuyendo a la conservación y uso sustentable de los recursos biológicos.
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Water-Soluble Star Polymer as a Potential Photoactivated Nanotool for Lysozyme Degradation

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By Angelo Nicosia, Laura Barone, Fabiana Vento, Lidia Mezzina
| MDPI
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Microencapsulation by a Spray Drying Approach to Produce Innovative Probiotics-Based Products Extending the Shelf-Life in Non-Refrigerated Conditions

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By Giuseppina Gullifa, Roberta Risoluti, Cristina Mazzoni, Laura Barone
| MDPI
Abstract : Recently, there has been a growing interest in producing functional foods containing encapsulated probiotic bacteria due to their positive effects on human health. According to their perceived health benefits, probiotics have been incorporated into a range of dairy products, but the current major challenge is to market new, multicomponent probiotic foods and supplements. Nevertheless, only a few products containing encapsulated probiotic cells can be found as non-refrigerated products.
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