Titlebook: Starch-based Nanomaterials; Cristian Camilo Villa Zabala Book 2020 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland A

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An Overview on Starch Structure and Chemical Nature,rent morphologies (depending of the botanical source) in plant tissues, mainly seed, roots, tubers, leaves and fruits. (Odeku 2013; Pérez and Bertoft 2010; Zia ud et al. 2017). On a cellular level, starch is synthesized in two types of plastids, chloroplasts and amyloplasts, through three main pathw

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Starch-Based Nanomateriales as Carriers in Drug and Nutrient Delivery,ries. It involves the introduction of small particles in nano sized capsules of a wall material. (Ezhilarasi et al. 2013) There is a variety of bioactive molecules that have generated great interest in both pharmaceutical and food industries due to their antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory

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Starch-Based Nanomateriales as Fillers in Composite Polymeric Films,ve mechanical, barrier and electrical properties of the films. (Le Corre and Angellier-Coussy 2014). Starch based nanosystems, specially SNc, have been of use in order to improve properties of biodegradables films made from biodegradables polymers, however some examples can be found of their use in

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