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缺氮培养对小球藻碳水化合物和油脂积累的影响
Alternative TitleEFFECT OF NITROGEN STARVATION CULTIVATION ON CARBOHYDRATE AND LIPID ACCUMULATION IN Chlorella sp.
朱顺妮; 王亚杰; 黄伟; 王忠铭; 许敬亮; 袁振宏
2016
Source Publication太阳能学报
Issue8Pages:2118-2122
Cooperation Status国内
AbstractThe metabolic changes of carbohydrate and oil accumulation under nitrogen starvation compared to nitrogen abundant cultivation in the Chlorella sp. was investigated. The results show that after nitrogen starvation, the cell growth is inhibited, and the sp
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Other Abstract以小球藻Chlorella sp.为研究对象,对比其在缺氮培养和富氮培养条件下碳水化合物和油脂积累的代谢改变。结果表明,缺氮后细胞生长受到抑制,比生长速率从正常培养的1.02d。降至0.48d^-1。细胞在缺氮第1天积累大量碳水化合物(66.9%干重),且主要以淀粉的形式存在。同时,缺氮诱导了油脂的积累,但明显落后于淀粉。通过对油脂组分的分析,发现在富氮条件下油脂的主要成分为糖脂,占总脂的51%,而缺氮后中性脂成为主要油脂组分,占总脂的87%。从原料品质角度,缺氮小球藻更适合生物乙醇和生物柴油的生产。
Keyword小球藻 缺氮 碳水化合物 淀粉 油脂 中性脂
Indexed ByCSCD ; SCI
Language中文
Funding Organization国家自然科学基金项目(31100189);国家科技支撑计划(2011BADl4803);国家高技术研究发展(863)计划(2013AA065803)
CSCD IDCSCD:5782806
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Document Type期刊论文
Identifierhttp://ir.giec.ac.cn/handle/344007/15987
Collection中国科学院广州能源研究所
Affiliation中国科学院广州能源研究所,广州 510640
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朱顺妮,王亚杰,黄伟,等. 缺氮培养对小球藻碳水化合物和油脂积累的影响[J]. 太阳能学报,2016(8):2118-2122.
APA 朱顺妮,王亚杰,黄伟,王忠铭,许敬亮,&袁振宏.(2016).缺氮培养对小球藻碳水化合物和油脂积累的影响.太阳能学报(8),2118-2122.
MLA 朱顺妮,et al."缺氮培养对小球藻碳水化合物和油脂积累的影响".太阳能学报 .8(2016):2118-2122.
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