Accepted 25^th November 2019

Woo Sik Choi^1,2, Shigeki Toyama² and Won Hoon Park<sup>2

1</sup>College of Pharmacy, Pusan National University, Busan 46288, Republic of Korea.
²The Korea Association of Powder Process Industry and Engineering (KAPPIE), Yangsan 50616, Republic of Korea.
 

This study deals with the establishment of the “Institute of Bio-High-Tech Prototype Development (IBHPD)” based on the application of particle design technology (PDT) to promote the activity of bio-industry. Advanced bio-prototypes for various fields related to biotechnology are included, such as final or mid-products and raw material powder as healthy (functional) foods, including bio-cosmetics and raw materials of pharmaceuticals. The Institute accepts creative proposals suggested by the creative proposal of anyone for the achievements of researchers from various fields. The validity and feasibility of the proposal are evaluated using a pre-determined feasibility test. The Institute decides to support the proposal if it is judged to be useful not only for the Korean market but also for the world market. Once authenticated, the particle design technology (PDT) is repeatedly applied to the proposal. Also, other fundamental technologies and government regulations are thoroughly examined in advance. Here, as one example of the Seeds of Bio-Prototype, we have examined the Sibjeondaebo-tang of Oriental Medicine, which has been preserved and developed as a traditional medicine in many Asian countries such as China, Japan, India, Vietnam, and Korea. In every region or country, there are health-oriented, unique and delicious traditional dishes. They are considered as good examples of bio-prototypes.

Key words: Loess, bio-products, particle design technology, chinese herbal medicine, bio-prototype.