Valueadded Products From Algae Phycochemical Production And Applications Abdelfatah Abomohra by Abdelfatah Abomohra, Stephan Ende, (eds.) instant download after payment.

Numerous research papers have proposed innovative approaches to enhance the economic feasibility of value-added products derived from algal biomass, known for the first time in this book as “phycochemicals.” These approaches include high-throughput screening, bioprocess engineering, biorefinery, integrated sequential biofuel production, combined waste valorization, utilization of artificial intelligence, using algae as a superfood, and even the use of algae to reduce methane emission by rumens. Despite recent advancements in algal biotechnology, it is crucial to focus on integrated and cutting-edge research to present the latest novel technologies. This book aims to provide a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of bioprocess and biotechnology engineering for enhanced production of value-added products from algae and their impacts on the environment.
The book delves into the basics of algal cultivation, metabolism, harvest, and cellular pathways of phycochemicals biosynthesis, offering sufficient details for both experts and non-experts to grasp the recent progress in this field. It discusses new phycochemicals and advancements in technology development, from separation to scale-up commercialization. In summary, this book presents and evaluates recent research and development results that demonstrate notable competences in design-ing, performance, efficiency, and implementation of algal biotechnology for enhanced phycochemicals production. It also explores the latest technologies for the newly proposed integrated approaches.