Isolation of a Glycerolipid (DGTH) as a Phagostimulant for a Seahare, Aplysia Juliana, from a Green Alga, Ulva pertusa

Galactosyl- and Sulfoquinovosyldiacylglycerols Isolated from the Brown Algae,Undaria pinnatifidaandCostaria costataas Repellents of the Blue Mussel,Mytilus edulis

“…Comparison of 1 H-and 13 C-NMR spectra of these substances with corresponding authentic substances resulted in identification of them as follows: substances A and D, Band E, and C and F were identified as MGDG, 10 C 18 ,4 and C20,5 , while substance D 12 l (MGDG) had C 14 ,0 and C 18 , 2 ; Substance E 12 l (DGDG), C 14,0 , C 18 ,4 and C20,5; Substances C 12 l and F' 2 l (SQDG), C 16 ,0 and C 18 ,1 .…”

"Ulva Species Usage in Aquaculture: Current Status and Future Prospective"

“…In contrast, Yıldırım, et al [118] reported that fish groups fed with the diet containing U. lactuca powder of Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (32.96 0.29g) had lower daily dry feed intake and total feed intake than those of the control group. Moreover, according to studies done on abalone and fish, dimethyl-beta-propionthein (DMTP) and dimethyl sulfonyl propionate (DMSP); besides, other compounds found in seaweed extracts, such as amino acids, phosphatidylcholine, digalactosyl-diacylglycerol, 6-sulfoquinovosyldiacylglycerol, and phosphatidylethanolamine, can act as attractants in pelleted diets [53,119,120]. According to Cruz Suárez, et al [53], these compounds act as attractants and enhance shrimp growth performance, feed efficiency, and feed intake.…”