Comparison of the effects of high hydrostatic pressure processing and heat pasteurization on the techno-functional properties of Spirugrass®, a protein-rich microalgae extract
Authors:
- Marie-Christin BauneMBMarie-Christin Baune
- Simon Van De WalleSWSimon Van De Walle
- Edwin JanuschewskiEJEdwin Januschewski
- Imma GifuniIGImma Gifuni
- Jana SzkudlarskiJSJana Szkudlarski
- Edward EbertEEEdward Ebert
- Ute BindrichUBUte Bindrich
- Geert Van RoyenGRGeert Van Royen
- Andreas JuadjurAJAndreas Juadjur
- Volker HeinzVHVolker Heinz
- Sergiy SmetanaSergiy Smetana
- Nino TerjungNTNino Terjung
Open Access
- 20 November 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Future Foods
- Vol. 12
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Horizon 2020 Framework Programme (862980)
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