Kumar Deepak's scientific contributions
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Publications (3)
Climate Change affects almost all life forms on earth during the evolutionary age of Anthropocene, the current age in which we live. Microorganisms form the basis of ancestral life forms and are crucial in our studies related to the cause and impacts of climate change on a global scale. 'Microorganisms' are ascribed as any microscopic organism or v...
Climate Change affects almost all life forms on earth during the evolutionary age of Anthropocene, the current age in which we live. Microorganisms form the basis of ancestral life forms and are crucial in our studies related to the cause and impacts of climate change on a global scale. ‘Microorganisms’ are ascribed as any microscopic organism or v...
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... Algal biomass has recently become more important due to the search for new bioactive [284] components [297][298][299][300][301]. Marine algae, are multicellular and microscopic organisms that are the foundation of the food chain [302][303][304]. Recent years have seen a significant increase in the identification of novel enzymes from marine plants, particularly algae, and many significant commercial enzymes have been extracted from marine phytoplankton [158,305] that including L-asparaginase from Spirulina maxima, Chlamydomonas sp. ...
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