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Renata Natsumi Haneda
Renata Natsumi Haneda
Department of Botany, Federal University of Sao Car los, Rodovia Washington Luis Km 235,
Brazil
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Research Article
Biochemical Composition of Chlorella Sorokiniana Grown in a Novel Design of Hybrid Photobioreactor
Author(s): Renata Natsumi Haneda, Bruna Horvat Vieira, Sérgio Rodrigues Fontes, Geraldo Ombardi, Carlos Aparecido Casali and Ana Teresa LombardiRenata Natsumi Haneda, Bruna Horvat Vieira, Sérgio Rodrigues Fontes, Geraldo Ombardi, Carlos Aparecido Casali and Ana Teresa Lombardi
The aim of this study was to assess the feasibility of a 180 L photobioreactor in which a submerged ultrafiltration system was used to maintain continuous nutrient inflow without biomass loss from the culture. After exponential growth, approximately 15% of the total volume was removed and replaced with a modified medium to induce algal physiological responses as a biochemical manipulation procedure. In this system, Chlorella sorokiniana was kept under healthy conditions, according to protein: carbohydrate ratio. C. sorokiniana was grown exponentially for 4 days up to 8.9x106 cells mL-1. The culture medium used for biochemical manipulation (72 h exposure) consisted of LC Oligo medium without nitrates or phosphates, and with 7x10-7 molL-1 total copper. The results confirmed the effectiveness of the submerged membrane and showed that algae exposure to a stres.. View More»
DOI: 10.4172/1948-5948.1000185