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Optimized inorganic carbon regime for enhanced growth and lipid accumulation in Chlorella vulgaris
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CDW / Church & Dwight Co. Inc. / Percival Scientific Inc. / Creative Commons / Dionex / Fisher Scientific / Sigma-Aldrich / Agilent / /

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FDA Phase / Environmental Issue / Reorganization / /

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Montana State University / University of Texas / /

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transportation sector / crude oil / potential renewable energy resource / bank / overall energy consumption / described protocol / energy rich / sparged gas / aqueous solutions / gas chromatography-flame ionization detection / chemicals / power plant flue gas / energy-rich storage compounds / periodic gas / food / steel / similar chemical properties / /

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American Chemical Society / Montana State University / University of Texas at Austin / Center for Biofilm Engineering / Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering / Pittsburgh PA / /

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Chlorophyte Chlorella / /

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author / model / controller / /

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CO2 / sodium bicarbonate / fatty / /

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Texas / California / /

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Biofuels / Biotechnology / spectroscopy / http / gas chromatography / aeration / previously described protocol / analyzed using gas chromatography / conducted using a previously described protocol / /

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