astaxanthin


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as·ta·xan·thin

 (ăs′tə-zăn′thĭn)
n.
A red carotenoid pigment, C40H52O4, produced by certain bacteria, fungi, and green algae and found in wild salmon, trout, and some crustaceans. It is used in animal feed to impart color and as an antioxidant.
[From New Latin Astacus, former genus name of Homarus gammarus, the species of lobster from which the pigment was first extracted (from Latin astacus, lobster, from Greek astakos, variant of ostakos; see ost- in Indo-European roots) + xanth(o)- + -in.]
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The other one is a carotenoid, which is called astaxanthin. However, lobsters have no capability of producing their own astaxanthin.
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Due to the physiological role of carotenoids in the development of aquatic species and the lack of information about their effect on marine ornamental shrimp, the objective of the present study was to determine the effect of the inclusion of astaxanthin and [beta]-carotene on variables of growth, reproduction and pigmentation of the peppermint shrimp L.
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This partnership will enable NUTRESSENT to focus on new formulations and applications for natural Astaxanthin which would be exclusive property of NUTRESSENT.
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