Pretreated fucoidan and alginate from a brown seaweed as a substantial carbon source for promoting biomass, lipid, biochemical constituents and biodiesel quality of Dunaliella salina
There is a growing demand for exploiting cost-effective carbon sources for mixotrophic cultivation of microalgae. Fucoidan and alginate were extracted from the brown seaweed Cystoseira trinodis and were subjected to hydrolysis using H2O, HCl, or NaOH for the mixotrophic cultivation of Dunaliella sal...
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