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Microalgae for Food ApplicationsDate: 4 September 2026 | Posted by: BeMyLove |
![]() Microalgae for Food Applications | 5.22 MB Title: Microalgae for Food Applications Author: Germán Ayala Valencia Category: Biochemistry, Other Sciences, Nutrition & Diet Language: English | 306 Pages | ISBN: 9781394360284 Description: Microalgae-derived food ingredients from biology to regulatory approval Microalgae offer significant potential as sustainable food ingredients, yet researchers need a single resource covering their biology, functional compounds, toxicology, and regulatory status. Microalgae for Food Applications, edited by Germán Ayala Valencia, a food engineering professor at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, systematically reviews microalgae-derived pigments, proteins, polysaccharides, lipids, bioactive molecules, and volatile organic compounds alongside their functional properties and health benefits. Microalgae for Food Applications examines morphophysiological aspects, classification, and cultivation methods of microalgae in detail. The book addresses toxicological evaluation of microalgae ingredients, analyzes consumer acceptance of microalgae-containing foods, and provides international regulatory frameworks governing microalgae use in food products. Case studies of algae approved for food use illustrate practical regulatory pathways and real-world applications. Readers will also find: Microalgae for Food Applications serves researchers and professionals in food science and technology, food engineering, nutrition, agro-industrial engineering, and chemical engineering. By connecting microalgae biology with toxicology, consumer acceptance, and regulatory analysis, this book provides the technical foundation needed to develop and commercialize microalgae-based food ingredients. DOWNLOAD: https://rapidgator.net/file/3da6b87e255db986928b8bab498d4d14/Microalgae_for_Food_Applications.rar https://nitroflare.com/view/0EB6D73622091A0/Microalgae_for_Food_Applications.rar See full article |