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2026

Published

Process-oriented optimization of phycobiliprotein production in Arthrospira platensis through interaction-driven nutrient–stress regulation

This study examined nonlinear interactions among salinity, nitrogen availability, and iron concentration in Arthrospira platensis and used response-surface methodology to identify a high-desirability operational window for phycobiliprotein production.

Authors: Elnaz Kyavar, Neda Soltani, Sara Saadatmand, Nariman Mosaffa, Hadi Tabani
Journal: Process Biochemistry
Type: Original Research
Themes: cyanobacterial biotechnology · phycobiliproteins · nutrient–stress regulation · process optimization

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2026

Published

Enhanced recovery of phycobiliproteins from Arthrospira platensis by combined glass bead vortexing and ultrasonication

A process-oriented study evaluating combined glass bead vortexing and ultrasonication for improved phycobiliprotein recovery from Arthrospira platensis.

Authors: Elnaz Kyavar, Neda Soltani, Sara Saadatmand, Nariman Mosaffa, Hadi Tabani
Journal: Discover Applied Sciences
Type: Original Research
Themes: phycobiliprotein extraction · downstream processing · ultrasonication · process intensification

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ACCEPTED

Accepted

Effects of salinity, iron, and nitrogen on growth, chlorophyll content, and phycobiliproteins, with emphasis on physiological adaptive responses of Spirulina platensis

Accepted original research on growth, chlorophyll content, phycobiliproteins, and physiological adaptive responses of Spirulina platensis. Final DOI, volume, issue, pages, and publication date are not yet available.

Authors: Elnaz Kyavar, Neda Soltani, Sara Saadatmand, Nariman Mosaffa, Hadi Tabani
Journal: Journal of Plant Environmental Physiology
Type: Original Research
Themes: salinity · iron · nitrogen · chlorophyll · phycobiliproteins · physiological adaptation

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