Spray drying as a strategy for biosurfactant recovery, concentration and storage.

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Candida lipolytica UCP0988 Biosurfactant: Potential as a Bioremediation Agent and in Formulating a Commercial Related Product Effect of maltodextrin on characteristics and antioxidative activity of spray-dried powder of gelatin and gelatin hydrolysate from scales of spotted golden goatfish.

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Spray drying as a strategy for biosurfactant recovery, concentration and storage.

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