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Jeju Bio Research Center

제주바이오연구센터
Jeju Bio Research Center제주바이오연구센터

The Jeju Bio Research Center conducts marine bio industrialization research using clean Jeju marine organisms and resources. It aims to play a key role in the new maritime and fisheries industry by developing technologies for discovering future strategic materials such as marine-derived nutraceutical∙cosmeceutical∙medical materials.

제주바이오연구센터는 청청 제주의 해양생물 및 원료를 활용한 해양바이오 산업화 연구를 수행하고 있다. 해양 유래의 건강기능식품∙화장품∙의약소재 등 미래전략소재 발굴 기술을 개발함으로써 해양수산신산업의 핵심 역할을 수행하고자 한다.

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ConferenceStructure-based Discovery Of Aldehyde Derivatives As SARS-CoV-2 Inhibitors

23rd Tetrahedron Symposium, 2023

ConferenceStructural Study On Natural Product Derivatives With Antiviral Activity

23rd Tetrahedron Symposium, pp.1, 2023

ConferenceMarine algae extracts from Jeju Island regulate the expression of osteoclastogenic factors in human osteoblast-like MG-63 and macrophage RAW264.7 cells

2023 KoSFoST International Symposium and Annual Meeting, 2023

ConferenceSynthesis and Bioactivity Profile of (+)-Ieodomycins A, B and their Analogs

ACS FALL 2023: Harnessing the Power of Data, 2023

ConferenceCellulase domain containing lichenase from marine bacterium, Streptomyces padanus J103

Asian Pacific Marine Biotechnology Conference 2023, 2023

ConferenceExtracellular expression of recombinant chitosanase by EschericExtracellular expression of recombinant chitosanase by Escherichia coli using Bacillus subtilis CH2 derived chitosasnasemutation ignal peptidehia coli using Bacillus subtilis CH2 derived chitosasnasemutation signal peptide

13th Asia-Pacific Marine Biotechnology Conference, 2023

ConferenceEXPLORING THE ANTIBIOTIC ARSENAL OF THE SEA: LARGE-SCALE SCREENING OF MARINE BACTERIA IN SEARCH OF POTENTIAL ANTIMICROBIAL COMPOUNDS

13th Asia-Pacific Marine Biotechnology Conference, 2023

ConferenceINVESTIGATION OF OPTIMUM CULTURE CONDITIONS OF NOVEL ULVAN DEGRADING MARINE BACTERIUM, PROMISING A NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR THE HYDROLYSIS OF ULVAN

13th Asia-Pacific Marine Biotechnology Conference, 2023

ConferenceBiochemicalCharacterizationandApplicationsofRecombinantGaa16BderivedfromGilvimarinusagarilyticusJEA5:APromisingToolforNeoagarooligosaccharideProduction

13th Asia-Pacific Marine Biotechnology Conference, 2023

ConferenceAntiviral effect of fucoxanthin, an edible carotenoid, against SARS-CoV-2

2023 KFN International Symposium And Annual Meeting, 2023

ConferenceProtective Effect of Viscera from Turbo cornutus against H2O2-induced Oxidative Stress In HDFs

2023 KFN Sutainable Food System for a Healthy & Value-Oriented Life, 2023

ConferenceAntioxidant, Antiviral, and Anti-Inflammatory Activities of Lutein-Enriched Extract of Tetraselmis Species

2023 KFN International Symposium and Annual Meeting, 2023

ConferenceComparison of biodiversity of ARMS installed in Jeju Island through metabarcoding technique and morphological classification assay

PICES-2023 Annual Meeting, pp.75, 2023

ConferenceAn assessment of sessile benthic communities in Jeju Island off the south coast of Korea using Autonomous Reef Monitoring Structures

PICES-2023 Annual Meeting, pp.368, 2023

ConferenceA study on revision of regulations to promote bio-materialization of the Fishery Processing Industry’s residue

PICES-2023 Annual Meeting, 2023

ConferenceNorthward habitat expansion of whale shark (Rhincodon typus) in the Western Pacific region

PICES 2023 Annual meeting, 2023

ConferenceThe microbial communities associated with the deep sea stalked barnacle

PICES-2023 Annual Meeting, pp.265, 2023

Conference제주 해역 갯녹음 현상의 공간 및 계절적 변화 패턴 분석

2023년도 한국해양학회 추계학술대회, 2023

ConferenceAnti-inflammatory effect of by-products extract from Turbo cornutus viscera against lipopolysaccharide-stimulated inflammatory response via the regulation of the JNK/NF-kB signaling pathway in RAW264.7 cells and a zebrafish model

제19회 한국해양바이오학회 정기총회 및 학술발표회, 2023

ConferenceIn the domestic market, fisheries byproducts are already extensively employed as raw materials for a range of applications, including fertilizers, animal feed, food products, health functional foods, cosmetics, and more. Furthermore, various companies within the bioindustry sector have expressed interest in a diverse array of materials, encompassing fish scales, bones, skin, and kelp holdfast, with the intention of utilizing them for bio-materialization. The Fisheries By-products Recycling Promotion Act (hereinafter referred to as FBRPA), enacted in July 2021, establishes a legal framework for the recycling of fisheries by-products. However, it is noteworthy that the Enforcement Decree of FBRPA currently designates only shells from six shellfish species as officially classified fishery by-products, omitting fish and crustacean by-products from this categorization. In this study, we attempted to find the relevant rationale for why fish by-products should be treated as fishery by-product

제19회 한국해양바이오학회 정기총회 및 학술발표회, 2023

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