Table 1.
Xanthophylls | Microalgae | Extraction Processes | Concentrations | Applications | References |
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Fucoxanthin | Tisochrysis lutea | Ultrasonic-assisted extraction | 0.25 mg/g dw | Nutraceutical, cosmetic and pharmaceutical applications | [26] |
Cyclotella meneghiniana | 2.3 mg/g | [27] | |||
Mallomonas sp. | 26.6 mg/g | ||||
Nitzschia cf. carinospeciosa | 5.5 mg/g | ||||
Phaeodactylum tricornutum | 10 mg/g | ||||
Paralia longispina | 1.4 mg/g | ||||
Isochrysis aff. galbana | 1.8% dw | [28] | |||
Odontella aurita | up to 2.2% dw | [29] | |||
Thalassiosira weissflogii | Solvent extraction | 5.1 mg/L/d | [30] | ||
ASX | Haematococcus pluvialis | Conventional extraction | 900 kg/2 ha/year | Antioxidant, anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, ocular protective effect, antidiabetic, coloring agent | [31] |
Two-stage system | 3.8% dw | [32] | |||
Enzyme extraction | 3.8% dw | [33] | |||
Conventional extraction | 2–3% dw | [34] | |||
Pressurized extraction | 99% of total AS | [35] | |||
Haematococcus lacustris | Mechanical extraction | 18.8 mg/L | [36] | ||
Lutein | Chlorella vulgaris | Heptane–ethanol– water extraction | 30 mg/g | Antioxidant, light-filtering, eye protection, colorant, potential therapeutic use against several chronic diseases, lower risk of cancer, anti-inflammatory benefits | [37] |
Chlorella minutissima | Solvent extraction | 5.58 mg/g | [38] | ||
Chlorella sorokiniana | Solvent extraction | 7.62 mg/L/d | [39] | ||
Scenedesmus bijugus | 2.9 mg/g | [40] | |||
Dunaliella salina | Conventional extraction | 15.4 mg/m2/d | [41] | ||
Chlorella protothecoides | Maceration | 83.8 mg/L | [42] | ||
Chlorella protothecoides | Mechanical | 4.92 mg/g | [43] | ||
Tetraselmis sp. CTP4 | Mechanical | 3.17 mg/g dw | [44] | ||
Chlamydomonas sp. | Solvent extraction | 5.08 mg/L/d | [45] | ||
Muriellopsis sp. | Solvent extraction | 100 mg/m2/d | [46] | ||
Chlamydomonas acidophila | Solvent extraction | 20 mg/L | [47] | ||
Scenedesmus almeriensis | Accelerated solvent extraction | 8.54 mg/g | [48] | ||
Scenedesmus obliquus | Solvent extraction | 3.63 mg/g | [49] | ||
Desmodesmus sp. | Solvent extraction | 5.22 mg/L/d | [50] | ||
Coelastrella sp. | Accelerated solvent extraction | 6.49 mg/g | [40] | ||
Zeaxanthin | Heterochlorella luteoviridis | Moderate electric field | 244 µg/g | Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, eyes and UV light protection, prevention of coronary syndromes, anti-tumoral, anti-cardiovascular diseases, and structural actions in neural tissue | [21] |
Nannochloropsis oculata | Supercritical fluids extraction | 13.17 mg/g | [51] | ||
Chlorella ellipsoidea | Pressurized liquid extraction | 4.26 mg/g | [52] | ||
Synechocystis sp. | Pulse electric field | 1.64 mg/g | [53] | ||
Violaxanthin | Chlorella ellipsodea | Solvent extraction | not determined | Anti-inflammatory activity | [54] |
Chlorella vulgaris | Solvent extraction Mechanical extraction |
3.7 mg/g | [55] | ||
Canthaxanthin | Coelastrella striolata var. multistriata | 4.75% dw | Anti-oxidant property Create a tan color |
[56] | |
Chlorella vulgaris | 45% Total carotenoids | [57] | |||
Cryptoxanthin | Spirulina platensis | Supercritical fluid extraction | 7.5 mg/100 g | Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, improves respiratory functions, stimulates bone formation and protection, decreases risk of degenerative diseases | [58] |
Pandorina morum | Maceration | 2.38 µg/g DW | [59] | ||
Nanochlorum eucaryotum | Enzyme extraction | not determined | [60] | ||
Diadinoxanthin | Odontella aurita | Ethanol extraction | 10% total carotenoids | Antioxidant | [29] |
Phaeodactylum tricornutum | 19% of total pigments | [61] | |||
Diatoxanthin | Phaeodactylum tricornutum | Methanol extraction | 17% of total pigments | Antioxidant | [61] |