Caracterización y actividades biológicas de polisacáridos extraídos de la pared celular de hongos filamentosos: revisión de la literatura actualizada
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Polisacáridos; Hongos filamentosos; Métodos de catacterización.Resumen
Los hongos filamentosos son organismos eucariotas con diversas aplicaciones industriales y farmacéuticas. Los polisacáridos son componentes de la pared celular de los hongos y otros organismos, y se han informado como productos con numerosas actividades biológicas y aplicaciones en los campos industrial y médico. Este estudio es una revisión narrativa sobre los métodos de caracterización y actividad biológica de polisacáridos aislados de la pared celular de hongos filamentosos. Los polisacáridos que se encuentran con mayor frecuencia en las paredes de las células de los hongos son la quitina, los glucanos y los galactomananos. Estos polisacáridos pueden contener diferentes tipos de enlaces (1-3,1-4, 1-6) de tipos α o β, así como varios tamaños moleculares, y estas variaciones pueden ser responsables de la variedad de actividad biológica que tienen estos polímeros. Los métodos más comunes aplicados para la caracterización de polisacáridos incluyen espectrometría infrarroja, resonancia magnética nuclear y cromatografía de gases acoplada a espectrometría de masas. Las actividades biológicas atribuidas con mayor frecuencia a los polisacáridos de hongos filamentosos incluyen antioxidantes, antiinflamatorios, inmunomoduladores, antinociceptivos, antitumorales e hipoglucémicos. Debido a la variedad de géneros y especies de hongos filamentosos existentes, los estudios de caracterización y la actividad biológica son necesarios para identificar polisacáridos con potencial actividad biológica y que puedan utilizarse con fines medicinales.
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