Light harnessing by Algae: from fundamental investigations to light-based biotechnologies

Light harnessing by Algae: from fundamental investigations to light-based biotechnologies

Light is the most abundant source of energy on earth and is used by photosynthetic organisms to drive the synthesis of organic molecules. Light also allows the catalysis of few enzymes, the photoenzymes. Among them, the fatty acid photodecarboxylase (FAP) isolated from microalgae converts fatty acid...

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