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diseases like lung emphysema,
which motivates further investigation on
microalgal protease inhibitors as
valuable lead-structures in
pharmaceutical development...
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Seaweed oil, also
called algae oil or
algal oil, is used for
making food, with the
purified product almost colorless and odorless. It is also
under development...
- a
major bottleneck of
microalgal technology.
Bioflocculation of
microalgae and
bacteria addresses this. MaB-flocs or
Microalgal Bacterial flocs settle...
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traditional food crops, and has no need to
compete for
arable land.
Since microalgal production is
central to so many
commercial applications,
there is a need...
-
comparison with terrestrial-based
biofuel crops such as corn or soybeans,
microalgal production results in a much less
significant land
footprint due to the...
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modeling to
evaluate alternative cultivation strategies to
enhance national microalgal biom**** production".
Algal Research. 49: 101939. doi:10.1016/j.algal.2020...
- PMID 23642220. Wijffels, René H.; Barbosa,
Maria J. (2010). "An
Outlook on
Microalgal Biofuels". Science. 329 (5993): 796–799. Bibcode:2010Sci...329..796W....
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biologically produced oils or fats
including vegetable oils,
animal fats and
microalgal oils. When
biodiesel is
produced from
these types of oil
using methanol...
- high
amounts of starch, good for the
production of bioethanol. However,
microalgal biofuels are far from
competitive with
fossil fuels,
given their high...
- and
inorganic nutrients,
affect the
abundance and
performance of the
microalgal symbionts, as well as
calcification and
physiology of the host. Studies...
