The biotech company Euglena is attracting attention for pioneering an amazing ... Initially the team had focused without success on creating a setting that protected the euglena from predators, ...

Using CRISPR/Cas9 to edit the genome of Euglena gracilis, Dr. Masami Nakazawa and her team at the Graduate School of Agriculture's Department of Applied Biochemistry produced stable mutants that ...

Known for its high nutritious value, the edible microalgae Euglena gracilis is an attractive option for supplementation and health promotion. However, its cultivation is currently expensive, which ...

The film explores the origins and characteristics of protozoa, the first animals on Earth, which evolved from simple single-celled organisms. It discusses their size variations, locomotion methods ...

Euglena gracilis, often regarded as a “superfood,” is a promising microalga with many health and nutritional benefits. In a recent study, researchers from Japan found an efficient and ...

Malaysia's state energy firm Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas), Italy's Enilive SpA, and Japanese company Euglena Co have reached a final investment decision to develop a biorefinery in ...

These euglena have maxed out their paramylon reserves, turning yellowish in the process. 14:58. Having thoroughly bulked up in the culturing medium, at the bottom of this flask, 15:03.

Japan's Euglena eyes biorefinery in Malaysia for sustainable fuels. Biotech startup teams with Petronas, Eni in hope to use waste oil and microbes.

Through genome editing using CRISPR/Cas9, researchers stably create euglena mutants that can produce wax esters with improved cold flow, making the esters suitable as feedstock for biofuels.