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“…Pasquet et al found that microalgal cell membrane fluidity increases as an adaptation to low temperatures (Pasquet et al 2014). Furthermore, it has been reported that only the intracellular lipids and organelle membranes were influenced by the cultivation temperature (Chodchoey and Verduyn 2012). In this work, we used a temperature shift from 28 to 25 °C.…”
Section: Effects Of Fermentation Conditions On Schizochytrium Sp Growth and Dha Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pasquet et al found that microalgal cell membrane fluidity increases as an adaptation to low temperatures (Pasquet et al 2014). Furthermore, it has been reported that only the intracellular lipids and organelle membranes were influenced by the cultivation temperature (Chodchoey and Verduyn 2012). In this work, we used a temperature shift from 28 to 25 °C.…”
Section: Effects Of Fermentation Conditions On Schizochytrium Sp Growth and Dha Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A-2, the phospholipid content remained at around 20% of the total lipids after 48 h [ 5 ]. Similarly, in Aurantiochytrium mangrovei Sk-02, phospholipids constituted ~18% of total lipid, irrespective of the incubation temperature (which varied from 12 to 35 °C) [ 6 ]. In a thraustochytrid-like microorganism, the TAG content in the biomass decreased with a simultaneous increase in the phospholipid content after the cells grown in a glucose-rich medium were transferred to a glucose deficient medium [ 7 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These microalgae belong to the stramenopilic group of thraustochytrids (alternatively classified as fungi or algae) which inhabit marine and freshwaters, but also mud and decaying mangrove leaves [181,182]. Besides squalene, thraustochytrids produce other valuable lipids such as PUFAs, and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) in particular [183,184]. The commercial interest in thraustochytrids is based on their ability to accumulate lipids faster than any other oleaginous microorganisms [185].…”
Section: Algae and Their Compounds As Humectants And Moisturizersmentioning
confidence: 99%