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Phycocyanin from Arthrospira platensis. Production, extraction and analysis

Vernès et al., 2015

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11360232197434420146
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Vernès L
Granvillain P
Chemat F
Vian M
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Current Biotechnology

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Background: Phycocyanin (PC) is a major light harvesting pigment of cyanobacteria. It has gained importance in many biotechnological applications in food sciences, therapy, cosmetics and pharmacological processes thanks to its blue color and to its properties …
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