Babies won’t be dining on bottles of green algae anytime soon. Rather, the protein would be produced as an ingredient for infant formula to make it closer in nutritional makeup to breastmilk.

New research shows that green algae—and genetically tweaked yeast—can churn out proteins that are cheaper and better tailored for human use than those made by traditional systems. Amber Dance ...

What processes are involved in converting algae into valuable chemicals, and the types of chemicals that can be obtained The types of extraction, fractionation, purification and conversion processes ...

Researchers found the protein, which they named PKZILLA-1, while studying how a type of algae called Prymnesium parvum makes its toxin, which is responsible for massive fish kills.

Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have not only succeeded in using blue-green algae as a surrogate mother for a ...

Microalgae is rich in protein, amino acids, fatty acids, and vitamins. Should we all be eating it? More than 820 million people in the world do not have enough food to eat, and since 2015 the ...