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What is single cell protein ? Give its source and significance.

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Single cell protein (SCP) is the alternate source of proteins for animal and human nutrtion.
Source: The microbe Spirulina is an example.
Significances: SCP.s are rich in proteins and low in fats. They can be grown easily and they reduce pollution.
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