The global textile industry is under increasing pressure to transition toward sustainable, circular models to mitigate the environmental impact of synthetic dyes and petrochemical-derived fibers. Spirulina has emerged as a highly promising, renewable bio-factory capable of producing bioactive pigments, such as C-phycoc...
Sergiana dos Passos Ramos, A. Braga· Frontiers in Materials· 0 citations
The use of biogenic hydroxyapatite as a sustainable and bioactive alternative to synthetic ceramics has attracted increasing attention for 3D-printed scaffolds in bone tissue engineering. In this work, calcium alginate-based scaffolds reinforced with commercial (cHA) and biogenic hydroxyapatite (bHA) obtained from croa...
Diana Gabriela Nina-Nina, Giovanna de Amorim Grasser, Amanda Sardeli Alqualo et al.· Marine Drugs· 1 citation
The growing demand for sustainable protein sources has intensified interest in plant-based food systems. Pulses are well established and recognized as nutritious, sustainable protein sources (~15–30% dry weight), rich in lysine and limited in cysteine, methionine, and tryptophan amino acids. In contrast, Spirulina is c...
