Sensor based on flow cytometry for population monitoring of Chlorella zofingiensis at different process conditions
By Yob Ihadjadene Microalgae are becoming increasingly important in the bioeconomy and biotechnology sector as an attractive, sustainable source of value-added products. Thus, to develop feasible algae-based bioprocesses, it is crucial to study their intrinsic characteristics, such as their physiology, metabolism and their response to factors influencing their growth. However, the design and optimization of





