[Single cell protein. I -- Introduction, the use of algae, fungi and yeasts for SCP production (author's transl)]
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[Single cell protein. I -- Introduction, the use of algae, fungi and yeasts for SCP production (author's transl)]
[Article in
Turkish]
Mikrobiyol Bul.
1980 Apr.
Abstract
The production, testing and use of the Single Cell Proteins are rather new fields of work for this country. The value of SCP in animal feeding and human diet is well established elsewhere in the world. In this part of this review article brief information is given on the use of algae, yeasts and molds for SCP production.
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