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RIRDC Projects and Results
Project Details
Name |
A review and feasibility study of brain phospholipids extraction |
|---|---|
Summary |
unknown |
Program |
New Animal Products |
Research organisation |
The State Of Queensland Acting Through The Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation |
Objective summary |
To undertake a comprehensive review of the literature relating to value-adding opportunities from brain tissue (the major focus will be on the lipid composition of brain tissue). To perform laboratory extractions on representative samples of brain tissuefrom various species. To assess to economic feasibility of commercial extraction from brain tissue. |
Corporate goal |
unknown |
National priority |
Frontier technologies for building and transforming Australian industries |
Rural priority |
Technology |
RIRDC goal |
NAP-Develop new opportunities |
Principal researcher |
Kent Fanning, phone (07) 32766011 |
Research manager |
Julie Bird, phone unknown |
Admin contact |
Paul Hickey |