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Cell density, Lipidomic profile, and fatty acid characterization as selection criteria in bioprospecting of microalgae and cyanobacterium for biodiesel production

Shanmugam et al., 2020

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1744818554385216797
Author
Shanmugam S
Mathimani T
Anto S
Sudhakar M
Kumar S
Pugazhendhi A
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Bioresource technology

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Selection of indigenous and potential algal strain with high lipid content is paramount challenge in the avenues of microalgal biodiesel production. Particularly, hyper lipid producing algae with maximal triacyglycerols (TAGs) content and preferable fatty acid …
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