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Eco-innovative aquafeeds biofortified with asparagopsis taxiformis to improve t...
Marmelo, Isa; Lourenço-Marques, Cátia; Silva, Iris A.L.; Soares, Florbela; Pousão-Ferreira, Pedro; Mata, Leonardo; Marques, António; Diniz, Mário SousaExtreme weather events, like marine heatwaves (MHWs), are becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change, posing several challenges to marine ecosystems and their services. As disease outbreaks are often prompted by these acute phenomena, it is essential to develop ecoinnovative strategies that can efficiently improve farmed fish resilience, especially under suboptimal rearing conditions, thereby ensur...
Proximate composition, physicochemical and microbiological characterization of ...
Campos, Bruno Miguel; Ramalho, Edgar; Marmelo, Isa; Noronha, João Paulo; Malfeito-Ferreira, Manuel; Mata, Paulina; Diniz, Mário SousaThe aim of this work was the study of the proximate composition and profile of fatty acids, minerals, and some microbiological aspects of four edible seaweed species (Chondrus crispus, Palmaria palmata, Porphyra sp., and Ulva sp.) available in the Portuguese market for food consumption, and produced in a national Integrated Multi-Trophic System (IMTA). Methods: Moisture, ash, and total lipids were determined gr...
Survey of biogenic amines (histamine and spermidine) in commercial seafood by e...
Diniz, Mário Sousa; Madeira, Carolina; Noronha, João Paulo
Tissue Localization and Distribution of As and Al in the Halophyte Tamarix gall...
Sghaier, Dhouha Belhaj; Pedro, Silvia; Diniz, Mário Sousa; Duarte, Bernardo; Caçador, Isabel; Sleimi, NoomeneInformation on localization of Al and As in Tamarix gallica is required in order to better understand the detoxification mechanisms that confer tolerance in this halophyte plant species. Plants were subjected to different Al and As concentrations with and without salt supplementation. High concentrations of As and Al have been found in Tamarix gallica leaves and roots without symptoms of toxicity to the plant, ...