Abstract: Embodiments herein are directed to egg replacement compositions, egg replacement emulsions, liquid eggs, liquid egg formulations, or egg replacement formulations and the use of each in a variety of food products, wherein the egg replacement compositions, egg replacement emulsions, liquid eggs, liquid egg formulations, or egg replacement formulations possess one or more functional properties similar to a natural egg.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
December 9, 2020
Date of Patent:
June 13, 2023
Assignee:
Noblegen, Inc.
Inventors:
Adam J. Noble, Somayeh Sabouri, Angela Swain, Peeyush Maheshwari, Lauren Elizabeth Cameron, Athira Mohanan
Abstract: The present application discloses a method of binding a metal ion in water. The method comprises contacting the water with a fraction of dissolved organic material (DOM) to form a complex between the DOM fraction and the metal ion; and optionally separating the complex from the water. The present application also discloses a use of DOM for binding a metal ion in water.
Abstract: A method of binding a target metal in solution. The method of binding a target metal comprises contacting a solution containing i) a target metal with ii) an encapsulated exudate of a culture of algal flagellate, or a fraction thereof; or an encapsulated dried Euglena biomass or a fraction thereof, to form a complex between the target metal, and the encapsulated exudate or fraction thereof, or the encapsulated dried Euglena biomass or the fraction thereof; and optionally separating the complex from the solution. The disclosure also relates to a biosorbent element, as well as methods of using same in binding a metal in solution.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
April 6, 2018
Date of Patent:
July 6, 2021
Assignee:
NOBLEGEN INC.
Inventors:
Cameron Winters, Vaughn Mangal, Ainsely Lewis, Celine Gueguen, Adam Noble, Adam Long
Abstract: The present application discloses a method of binding a metal ion in water. The method comprises contacting the water with a fraction of dissolved organic material (DOM) to form a complex between the DOM fraction and the metal ion; and optionally separating the complex from the water. The present application also discloses a use of DOM for binding a metal ion in water.