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A highly productive mixotrophic fed-batch strategy for enhanced microalgal cultivation | Synapse

January 1, 2022Open Access

A highly productive mixotrophic fed-batch strategy for enhanced microalgal cultivation

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A highly productive fed-batch cultivation strategy is presented, that consists of intermittent pulses of organic carbon that promotes mixotrophic microalgal growth whilst favouring starch and lipid formation.

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