The addition of antimycin A during the logarithmic phase of growth of heterotrophic Euglena gracilis cultures (in lactate or glucose medium) was immediately followed by decreased respiration and a ...

Euglena gracilis, often regarded as a 'superfood,' is a promising microalga with many health and nutritional benefits. In a recent study, researchers found an efficient and low-resource approach to ...

Scientists from Japan find a simple method for cultivating Euglena gracilis, an edible microalgae with high nutritional and functional content Euglena (Euglena gracilis) is a microalga containing ...

Scientists have discovered that <em>Euglena gracilis</em>, the single cell algae which inhabits most garden ponds, has a whole host of new, unclassified genes which ...

Canadian startup Noblegen has opened a CAD$500m Series C capital raise as it seeks to commercialize a suite of products from the ‘ancient microorganism’ euglena gracilis, which can produce everything ...

The assembly kinetics of the PSII chlorophyll—protein complexes was followed during the greening of Euglena gracilis by microspectrofluorimetry in vivo, at room temperature, on single living cells.

Euglena gracilis, freshwater green algae, helps speed up wound healing It increases both collagen synthesis and the expressions of proliferation-associated proteins This has considerable potential in ...

TOKYO--The humble euglena gracilis is tiny, green and very strange: Part animal and part plant, the darting little long-tailed beastie can be found by the millions in nutrient-rich freshwater ponds.

It sounds like science fiction. A business inspired by a manga comic that aims to help save the planet by turning a micro-organism into everything from superfood to jet fuel. And yet, as I sit across ...

The researchers discovered that strong red-light irradiation triggered a reddening reaction in E. gracilis when cultured in bonito stock medium. This indicates that the carotenoids are present at a ...