Biotech & Pharma

Microalgae as cellular factories for molecular crystals

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Researchers discovered that dinoflagellates accumulate and crystallize nitrogen-rich molecules for growth, potentially impacting our understanding of marine nitrogen cycling; this process can also be harnessed to biosynthesize reflective materials with specific optical properties, offering a novel approach in material science for content creators interested in sustainable technologies.

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