Single cell protein: An alternative eco-friendly protein source derived from microorganisms

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Sep 18, 2023, 4:24 pm317 pts
Researchers and businesses are increasingly drawn to alternative protein sources as they grapple with the challenge of meeting the growing global demand for protein. Among the unconventional sources, microorganisms stand out for their remarkable protein content.

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Single cell protein: An alternative eco-friendly protein source derived from microorganisms

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