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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Dunaliella salina"”.

  1. Cultivo y posibles aplicaciones de una cepa de Salinas Chicas de la microalga extremófila Dunaliella salina

    Se aisló una cepa de la microalga extremófila Dunaliella salina, propia de las Salinas Chicas (Provincia de Buenos Aires) y se la mantuvo en cultivo con el fin de realizar diferentes ensayos para comparar su comportamiento con el que se cita en la literatura para la misma especie. Se desarrolló un …

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  2. Evaluation of biomass from the halotolerant microalga Dunaliella salina as an animal feed additive with immune-modulatory activity

    … the potential of microalgal biomass sourced from Dunaliella salina for use as an animal feed additive. Dunaliella salina is the richest known source of carotenoid pigments and anti-oxidants, and these have a variety of uses including as food colourants, additives for cosmetics, and nutritional or …

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  3. Photoprotective role of beta -carotene and antioxidant enzymes: A shield against ultraviolet damage in Dunaliella bardawil

    … in two species of the unicellular green alga Dunaliella. Species selection was based on the ability of Dunaliella bardawil (UTEX 2538) to accumulate massive quantities of inter-thylakoid beta-carotene during exposure to stress or high irradiances of photosynthetically active radiation (PAR: …

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  4. Algae Lysis with Pulsed Electric Fields

    … vulgaris, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and Dunaliella salina due to lipid contents as high as 30% to 56% of their dry weight (depending on growth conditions) and availability [5], [6]. In order to harvest lipids from algae, the cells must first be lysed.</p> <p>Lysing is achieved by breaking …

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  5. Characterization of Fresh Water Microalgae from East Tennessee for Biodiesel Production

    … aeration compared to control microalgae Dunaliella salina, Nannochlorposis oculata which do not require additional aeration for optimal growth. Lipid extraction results suggest that JC (9.7%) and BT (4.1%) have slightly higher lipid content compared to control algae e.g. <em>Chlamydomonas …

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  6. Homology-Based Functional Proteomics By Mass Spectrometry and Advanced Informatic Methods

    … laevis microtubule-associated proteome and the Dunaliella salina soluble salt-induced proteome, both organisms with unsequenced genomes and minimal database sequence resources. These sequence-similarity methods extended protein identification capabilities by more than two-fold compared to …

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  7. Survival potential of microalgae for long-term space missions

    … and extremophilic algal species such as Dunaliella salina and cryophilic snow algae may be suitable species for long-term missions as they can produce high concentrations of antioxidants such as the red astaxanthin (keto-carotenoid) or the orange β-carotene pigments which can be utilised …

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  8. USE OF MICROALGAE FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND BIOFUEL PRODUCTION: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS ON THE CELLULAR RESPONSE

    … found in municipal wastewater. Two green algae, Dunaliella salina and Chlorella vulgaris, were selected based on the availability of genetic information, current trends in the alga industry, and specific growth requirement in hypersaline flowback water and municipal wastewater. The first part of …

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