Process |
The ultrasound-based extraction at high parameters (intensity, power, amplitude, and time) for various unexplored sources (bovine, porcine). |
Water extraction along with enzymatic hydrolysis for different species is not yet explored. |
Water extraction with combined pre-chemical and post-enzymatic hydrolysis for different species is not yet explored. |
Supercritical carbon dioxide is the least researched technique among all extraction processes in terms of combinations with pre- and post-treatments, species, process parameters (pressure, temperature). |
Type |
Sediment method is only used to extract Type I collagen hydrolysate from a marine source (gutted fish). It is not yet explored for other types of collagen (Type II and III) and various other species (bovine, chicken, porcine). |
Glucosamine negative effects along with collagen hydrolysate are confusing and need dedicated research for clarifications. |
Species |
The effects of collagen hydrolysate are not thoroughly investigated for rabbits, cats, and dogs. |
Collagen hydrolysate extracted from Amur sturgeon (swim bladders) does not accumulate in the kidney and may lead to controlled urinary secretions in cats. This needs a separate area of research to discover the potential of novel sources of collagen hydrolysate in cats. |
Different chicken organs (cartilage, heads, skin) as a collagen hydrolysate species are not yet investigated for wound healing, cognitive repair, and antioxidation. |