Titlebook: Capsaicinoids; From Natural Sources Mallappa Kumara Swamy,Ajay Kumar Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Mallappa Kumara Swamy,Ajay KumarPresents in-depth information about Capsaicinoids, from its discovery to clinical uses.Focuses on various therapeutic applications of capsaicin, especially in treating pain.Elaborates on the biotechno

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Capsaicin-Producing Plants: Species Diversity, Distribution and Botanical Details,icin is (.)-.-[(4-hydroxy-3-methoxyphenyl)methyl]-8-methylnon-6-enamide. It is responsible for the unique pungent taste of the .. It is crystalline, colourless, odourless and lipophilic. This molecule belongs to a special type of alkaloids called capsaicinoids. . spp. are known to produce several ty

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Capsaicin: Its Sources, Isolation, Quantitative Analysis and Applications, hot peppers, which is the only genus producing the capsaicin compound. There are more than 32 species of . reported but five are domesticated, viz. ., ., ., . and .. In general, . and . have been reported to have much higher pungency when compared to other species of the genus .. Capsaicin is only

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Extraction of Capsaicin and Related Compounds by Using Conventional and Contemporary Technologies,ition, attraction, defence and signalling. Capsaicin, the main secondary metabolite in . species is responsible for the pungent flavour?of the fruit and posses?several health benefits. Other compounds such as carotenoids and phenolics found in . also exhibit significant bioactivities. During the las

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Biosynthesis of Capsaicinoids in Plants,condary metabolites called capsaicinoids, with capsaicin as the principal component. There are two pathways involved in its biosynthesis, one mediated by phenylpropanoid and the other by fatty acid metabolism. Capsaicin concentration in plants is influenced by genetic, environment and crop managemen

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Conventional Propagation and Micropropagation of Capsaicin-Containing Plants, derived from the genus . L., which belongs to the family Solanaceae. The genus . comprises of economically important vegetable crops around the world and are cultivated for their ornamental values too. Natural propagation of some species of this genus is restricted due to the short duration of viab