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    INTRODUCTION

    BIOCOLOUR, word consists of two words BIO meaning natural and COLOURmeaning anything which is used for colouring purpose.

    Biocolour is any dye obtained from any vegetable, fruits, plant, microorganisms,

    animal or mineral, that is capable of colouring food, drugs, cosmetics or any part

    of human body.

    The production of the synthetic colourants is economically efficient and

    technically advanced but many artificial synthetic colorants, usuallyused in foodstuff, dyestuff, cosmetics and pharmaceutical

    manufacturing processes, causes various hazardous effects like toxic

    diseases such as cancer and other behavioral problems in children.

    To counteract the ill effects of synthetic colourants, there is worldwide

    interest in process development for the production of pigments andcolours from natural sources.

    o!hale ". B., #atiya, $. U., Ba!liwal, ". R. and %ursule, R. $., &atural 'ye yielding plants in India, &atural (roduct Radiance, )**+, -+, ))/0 )+.

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    HISTORY

    %rom time immemorial, color has been an

    important criterion for acceptability of

     products li!e te1tiles, cosmetics, food and

    other items. In 2urope, it was practiced during

    the Bron3e $ge. #he earliest written record of

    the use of natural dyes was found in Chinadated )4** BC.

    $ccording to $beroumand in the Indian

    subcontinent, dyeing was !nown even in the

    Indus 5alley period -)6** BC and has been

    substantiated by findings of colored garments

    of cloth and traces of madder dye in the ruins

    of 7ohen8o0'aro and 9arappa civili3ation

    -6** BC.

    Roy "., Chatter8ee ". and "en ". :.,. Biotechnological potential of (haffia rhodo3yma, ;. $ppli. Biosci., )**/, 6,

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    2000 2005 2010 20150

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     &22' %OR BIOCOLOR$"

     Year

    La!shmi, C. )* #he &atural ?ay. Research ;ournal of Chemical "ciences. +-)> /@0A4.

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    SOURCES

      Biocolourants are structurally much diversified and from a variety of

    sources.

    7ain sources are

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    PRODUCTION

    (igment e1traction from the bacterial cells can be carried out by first

    centrifuging the cells and discarding the supernatant. #he cell pellets are then

    rinsed with deioni3ed water, followed by centrifugation to recover the cells by

    discharging the supernatant again. #he recovered cells are then fully mi1ed with

    ethanol -with a purity of AA.@G. #he mi1ture of the cells and ethanol is treated

     by ultrasonication until the cells are completely bleached. #he ethanol e1tract isthen separated from the cells by centrifugation.

    BIOTECHNOLOGY- A BOON FOR NATURAL COLOUR

    PRODUCTION

    Biotechnology is an integrated multi0displinary science including>

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    APPLICATION

    Pharmaceutical

    Beverages

    Textile and printing

    Dairy industry

    Food colours

    Cosmetics Bakery products

    5idyala!shmi, R., (aranthaman, R., 7urugesh, "., and "ingaravadivel :. )**A. 7icrobial Bioconversion of Rice Bro!en to %ood rade (igments lobal ;ournal

    of Biotechnology and Biochemistry + -)> /+0/@."ri!anlayanu!ul, 7., Chartchai, :., and "aisamorn, L. )**4. 'ecolouri3ation of #e1tile wastewater by immobili3ed Coriolus versicolour RC in Repeated0Batch

    "ystem with the effect of "ugar $ddition. C7U ;ournal. 6-> *

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    IMPORTANCE

    Health problems

    To maintain original food appearance

    Colour uniformity

    To intensify normal colour of food

    Flavor and light susceptible vitamins

     Acceptability of food as an appetizing item.

    Possible reasons for use of bio colorants in food are:

    (armar 7anisha and upta Urmila, International ;ournal of Current 7icrobiology and $pplied "cience, I""&> )

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    #hey have a protective role against lethal photo o1idation.

    #hey inhibit mutagenesis.

    Use of biocolours may enhance immune systems.

    #hey may also lead to inhibition of tumor developments. Independence from weather conditions.

    2asy and fast growth.

    Colours of different shades.

    rowth on cheap substances.

    Why sh!"# $%#!s&'y !s( )$*"!'s+

    %reund (. R., ?asham C. ;. and 7aggion 7., &atural color for use in foods, Cereal %oods ?orld, 66066A.

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