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Algae, including cyanobacteria, are in the spotlight today for a number of reasons; firstly it has become abundantly clear over recent years that algae have been neglected in terms of basic research and that knowledge gap is being rapidly closed with the establishment of some surprising discoveries, such as the presence of Near-Infra-Red-Absorbing cyanobacteria and a wealth of natural products; secondly molecular approaches have provided a wealth of approaches to genetically modify algae and produce value-added products; thirdly it has become clear just how important, marine phytoplankton is to global carbon capture and the production of food globally; and fourthly, it has also become clear that algae present unparalleled opportunities to generate biofuels in a sustainable and non-polluting way. This volume presents 15 chapters by world experts on their subjects, ranging from reviews of algal diversity and genetics to in-depth reviews of special algal groups such as diatoms (which account for over 30% of marine carbon capture). Other chapters chart the ways in which this carbon capture occurs or how there are a multiplicity of ways in which algae intercept sun light and deploy this energy for carbon capture. A fascinating aspect here is the way in which sun light is harvested. A special chapter is devoted to the very recent and exciting possibility that algae use coherent light energy transformation to enhance the efficiency of light capture, an aspect of quantum physics that has implications for future developments at several levels and a variety of industries. Just how and why algae use Chlorophyll a as the major light capture pigment is discussed in several chapters. However, attention is also given to those cyanobacteria, which have been found to use the special Near-Infra Red absorbing chlorophylls mentioned above. And attention is also given to those algae that employ phycobiliproteins to fill in the “green window”, i.e., the spectral region from 400 – 650 nm, which is not efficiently covered by chlorophyll and carotenoid pigments. Photoinhibition and photoprotection is the subject area of several chapters and one which it is essential to understand a we work towards greater efficiency of algal photosynthesis. A final chapter is devoted to understanding the molecular basis for coral bleaching, a much-neglected area that is essential in trying to come up with solutions to this very worrying phenomenon, caused by global warming and ocean acidification. This is a book for research scientists, environmentalists, planners in a range of areas including those of marine resources, nutrient control and pollution of water bodies and that growing body of concerned citizens interested in controlling carbon emissions and global warming. Special attention has been given to generating a set of articles that will be read by university students, informed laymen and all those whose wish to understand the rapid changes that have come about in our knowledge of algae over the past decade.

Biochemical engineering --- biochemie --- planten

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General biochemistry --- Biochemical engineering --- biochemie --- afval

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The Taming of the Shrew - Controlling the Morphology of Filamentous Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Microorganisms Walisko, R., Moench-Tegeder, J., Blotenberg, J., Wucherpfennig, T., Krull, R. Fungal Morphology in Industrial Enzyme Production – Modelling and Monitoring Quintanilla, D., Hagemann, T., Hansen, K., Gernaey, K.V. Hydrodynamics, Fungal Physiology and Morphology Serrano-Carreón, L., Galindo, E., Rocha-Valadéz, J.A., Corkidi, G. Holguín-Salas A. The Cell Factory Aspergillus enters the big data era: Opportunities and Challenges for Optimizing Product Formation - Meyer, V., Fiedler, M., Nitsche, B., King, R. Bioprocess Engineering Aspects of the Cultivation of a Lovastatin-producer Aspergillus terreus Bizukojc, M, Ledakowicz, S. Modeling the Growth of Filamentous Fungi at the Particle Scale in Solid-state Fermentation Systems Sugai-Guério, Balmant, Furigo Jr., Krieger and Mitchell Better One-eyed than Blind - Challenges and Opportunities of biomass Measurement of Basidiomycetes in Solid-state Fermentation Steudler, S., Bley, T. Ramified Challenges: Monitoring and Modeling of Hairy Root Growth in Bioprocesses – A Review Lenk, F., Bley, T. Using Hairy Roots for Production of Valuable Plant Secondary Metabolites Tian, L. Rheology of Lignocellulose Suspensions and Impact of Hydroysis: A Review Nguyen, T.-C., Archard, D.-A., Fillaudeau, L.

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Toxicology --- Pharmacology. Therapy --- Biochemical engineering --- farmacologie --- biochemie --- toxicologie --- planten

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Plant physiology. Plant biophysics --- Biochemical engineering --- systematische plantkunde --- biochemie --- planten