Animal protein production modules in biological life support systems: Novel combined aquaculture techniques based on the closed equilibrated biological aquatic system (C.E.B.A.S.)

Blüm, Volker; Andriske, Michael; Kreuzberg, K.; Schreibman, Martin P.

doi:10.1016/0094-5765(95)00150-6

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“…Besides, researches all over the world investigating fish and amphibian have achieved much progress. The selected fish species included Xiphophorus helleri (Blü m et al, 1995a;Gitelson et al, 1995), rainbow trout (Uchida et al, 2002), Tilapia (Blü m et al, 1995b), Xiphophorus helleri (Bluem and Paris, 2003), Oryzias latipes (Shimura et al, 2002), Crenopharyngodon Idellus (Gitelson et al, 1995), etc. In addition, some European countries and Japan have studied the urchin larvae (Brinckmann and Schiller, 2002), snail Iomphalaria Glabrata Bluem and Paris, 2003 and Cynops pyrrhogaster (Mogami et al, 1996;Shimura et al, 2002).…”

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Silkworms culture as a source of protein for humans in space

Yang¹,

Tang²,

Tong³

et al. 2009

Advances in Space Research

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Silkworms culture as a source of protein for humans in space

Yang¹,

Tang²,

Tong³

et al. 2009

Advances in Space Research

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“…The freshly produced biomass is ideal with regard to enrichment of astronaut's diet during a long voyage or extended stay on a space station or Moon or Mars base. Furthermore, water-based systems offer the opportunity to grow fish, the only economic source of fresh animal protein under the limited conditions in space (Blüm et al, 1995). Many different approaches to the establishment of closed ecosystems or closed biological regenerative life-support systems are currently under development.…”

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Influence of Different Light-Dark Cycles on Motility and Photosynthesis ofEuglena gracilisin Closed Bioreactors

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“…While most studies of the effects of UV-B radiation have focused on single species of microalgae, and have started to document the change of marine bacteria (Blum et al, 1995), few studies have examined the responses of relationship between microalgae and heterotrophic bacteria to UV-B radiation. Among all the studies of trophic interactions, the interaction between microalgae and bacteria is especially important because it is the indispensable step in the marine food chain.…”

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Response of marine microalgae, heterotrophic bacteria and their relationship to enhanced UV-B radiation

Zhou

Tang

Xiao

et al. 2009

J. Ocean Univ. China

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Ozone depletion in the stratosphere has enhanced solar UV-B radiation reaching the Earth surface and has brought about significant effects to marine ecosystems. The effects of enhanced UV-B radiation on marine microalgae, heterotrophic bacteria and the interaction between them are discussed. The effects on marine microalgae have been proved to occur at molecular, cellular and population levels. Enhanced UV-B radiation increases microalgal flavonoid content but decreases their chlorophyll content and photosynthesis rate; this radiation induces genetic change and results in DNA damage and change of protein content. There have been fewer studies on the effects of UV-B radiation on marine heterotrophic bacteria. Establishment of a microalgal ecological dynamic model at population and community levels under UV-B radiation has gradually become a hotspot. The effects of enhanced UV-B radiation on microalgae communities, heterotrophic bacterial populations and interaction between them will become a focus in the near future. This paper will make an overview on the studies concerning the effects of enhanced UV-B radiation on marine microalgae and heterotrophic bacteria and the interaction between them.

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Animal protein production modules in biological life support systems: Novel combined aquaculture techniques based on the closed equilibrated biological aquatic system (C.E.B.A.S.)

Cited by 21 publications

References 9 publications

Silkworms culture as a source of protein for humans in space

Silkworms culture as a source of protein for humans in space

Influence of Different Light-Dark Cycles on Motility and Photosynthesis ofEuglena gracilisin Closed Bioreactors

Response of marine microalgae, heterotrophic bacteria and their relationship to enhanced UV-B radiation

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