Halophilic microalgae strain of the genus Dunaliella, isolated from Brazilian marine coastal waters, hyperproducer of beta-carotene in saline medium.TC 165

MIRANDA, C. H. B.

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AgroenergyMicroalgaeProduction of beta-carotene by microalgaeAgroenergyPhoto: Belchonock/IstockEmbrapa Agroenergy - Technology Showcase BIOMASSESTake this technology to another stage1Codevelop2IncubateResearch with us for other potential usesMake this technology the basis of your incubated companyRaw material Process End productTRL/MRL 3 - Lab scaleStagePerson in charge: CESAR HERACLIDES BEHLING MIRANDABeta-caroteneAlgal cultureMicroalgae Dunaliella sp.Halophilic microalgae strain of the genus Dunaliella, isolated from Brazilian marine coastal waters, hyperproducer of beta-carotene in saline medium. Applications + Production of natural carotene pigments. + Food, cosmetics and personal care industry. Advantages + Natural alternative to synthetic pigments used in industry.  + Native strain.  + Cultivated in high concentrations of sodium chloride, which limits the growth of contaminants.Production of beta-carotene  by microalgae +Information agroenergia.marketing@embrapa.brTC165

Microalgae: production of beta-carotene by microalgae.

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Microalgae: production of beta-carotene by microalgae.

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