Carotenoids are lipid-soluble compounds that are present in nature, including plants and
microorganisms such as fungi, certain bacteria, and algae. In fungi, they are widely present …

Mucorales is the largest and most well-studied order of the phylum Mucormycota and is
known for its rapid growth rate and various industrial applications. The Mucorales fungi are a …

Canthaxanthin is a naturally occurring ketocarotenoid pigment present in plants, algae,
bacteria and some fungi. In addition to its coloring role, canthaxanthin has an excellent …

Canthaxanthin is an orange-red keto-carotenoid that occurs naturally and is also
manufactured by synthetic methods for regular applications. In nature, canthaxanthin mainly …

Oleaginous microorganisms have a large potential to be a cell factory to produce naringenin
due to their active fatty acid anabolism offering large amounts of malonyl-CoA as the …

The research and development of carotenoid production has a long history, and interest in
this group of pigments has not decreased to this day. Six existing carotenoids are …

Gelatine (GL) is widely available as a microencapsulated material that prevents the
decomposition of canthaxanthin (CX). However, there are still disadvantages such as …

Haematococcus species are considered as the natural sources for biologically active
compounds. These algae can survive under different environmental conditions and have the …

Mucor circinelloides, an oleaginous filamentous fungus, is gaining popularity due to its
ability to synthesize significant amounts of lipids containing γ-linolenic acid (GLA) that have …

Microphytobenthos (MPBs) are the main primary producers in shallow marine ecosystems,
such as the Wadden Sea. We investigated the spatial and temporal dynamics of MPB …