Colágeno Marino como insumo innovador para la industria cosmética y farmacéutica: revisión sistemática (2015-2025)

Caballero Coneo   , Maria Camila; Durán Cepeda, Herilen Andrea

Colágeno Marino como insumo innovador para la industria cosmética y farmacéutica: revisión sistemática (2015-2025)

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dc.contributor.advisor	Borja Urzola, Aranys del Carmen
dc.contributor.author	Caballero Coneo , Maria Camila
dc.contributor.author	Durán Cepeda, Herilen Andrea
dc.date.accessioned	2025-12-03T14:53:33Z
dc.date.available	2025-12-03T14:53:33Z
dc.date.issued	2025
dc.description.abstract	El propósito de esta revisión bibliográfica es establecer que el colágeno marino ofrece una gran ventaja en cuanto a sus propiedades, y que tiene un impacto sostenible en comparación al colágeno terrestre, comparando su eficacia y seguridad como un biomaterial innovador, dada su alta biocompatibilidad, bajo peso molecular, elevada biodisponibilidad y propiedades biofuncionales, este tipo de colágeno, que se obtiene a partir de subproductos de especies marinas ya sea de la piel, escamas o cartílagos de peces, representa una alternativa eficaz frente a otro tipo de fuentes tradicionales, y que permite aprovechar esos residuos orgánicos dándoles un valor agregado y así mismo promoviendo la economía circular. Algunos estudios científicos recientes han demostrado su superioridad frente a otras fuentes de colágeno, tanto por su funcionalidad como por su seguridad, al no generar reacciones citotóxicas significativas. Se espera como resultado confirmar que el colágeno marino no solo ofrece beneficios funcionales y terapéuticos significativos, sino que también tiene un impacto ambiental positivo, fortaleciendo su viabilidad comercial en la industria. Básicamente se centra en recolectar y sistematizar información confiable que respalde las propiedades y las aplicaciones del colágeno marino como potencial en la industria cosmética y farmacéutica por medio de estudios bibliográficos de la literatura científica.	spa
dc.description.abstract	The purpose of this literature review is to establish that marine collagen offers a great advantage in terms of its properties, and that it has a sustainable impact compared to terrestrial collagen, comparing its efficacy and safety as an innovative biomaterial, given its high biocompatibility, low molecular weight, high bioavailability and biofunctional properties, this type of collagen, which is obtained from by-products of marine species, whether from the skin, scales or cartilage of fish, represents an effective alternative to other types of traditionalsources, and that allowsthese organic waste to be used, giving them added value and thus promoting the circular economy. Some recent scientific studies have demonstrated its superiority over other sources of collagen, both due to its functionality and its safety, by not generating significant cytotoxic reactions. The result is expected to confirm that marine collagen not only offers significant functional and therapeutic benefits, but also has a positive environmental impact, strengthening its commercial viability in the industry. It basically focuses on collecting and systematizing reliable information that supports the properties and applications of marine collagen as a potential in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries through bibliographic studies of the scientific literature.	eng
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dc.identifier.uri	https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12442/17152
dc.language.iso	spa
dc.publisher	Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar	spa
dc.publisher	Facultad de Ciencias Básicas y Biomédicas	spa
dc.rights	Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International	eng
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dc.subject	Biomaterial	spa
dc.subject	Biocompatibilidad	spa
dc.subject	Formulaciones cosméticas	spa
dc.subject	Reacciones citotóxicas	spa
dc.subject.keywords	Biocompatibility	eng
dc.subject.keywords	Cosmetic formulations	eng
dc.subject.keywords	Cytotoxic reactions	eng
dc.title	Colágeno Marino como insumo innovador para la industria cosmética y farmacéutica: revisión sistemática (2015-2025)	spa
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dc.type.spa	Trabajo de grado - pregrado
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sb.programa	Química y Farmacia	spa
sb.sede	Sede Barranquilla	spa