Structure elucidation and biological effects of carrageenans from red algae

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Abstract

Marine polysaccharides from algae have wide applications in food, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical industry, due to their excellent thickening, stabilizing, and gel-forming property (Imeson 2000; van de Velde and De Ruiter 2002). Besides the applications in traditional industry, marine polysaccharides have a great potential to become a major resource of biomass for producing biofuel (Bringezu et al. 2009; Huesemann et al. 2010).

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Zhang, W., Liu, M., & Hansen, P. E. (2013). Structure elucidation and biological effects of carrageenans from red algae. In Marine Biomaterials: Characterization, Isolation and Applications (pp. 61–78). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/b14723

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