Trehalose phosphate phosphatase overexpression for the mitigation of high-light induced stress in Parachlorella kessleri

Rathod, Jayant Pralhad; Vira, Chaitali; Lali, Arvind; Prakash, Gunjan

doi:10.1016/j.algal.2023.103121

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“…Three distinct transformants were examined with one showing 35% greater productivity under constant 1000 µmol PAR. This trend was also observed under higher light, in addition to reduced ROS levels (Rathod et al, 2023). The combination of reduced antenna size and increased resistance to ROS is intriguing, and likely connected.…”

Section: Standalone Studies In Microalgal Light Systemsmentioning

confidence: 65%

Advances in light system engineering across the phototrophic spectrum

Dennis,

Posewitz

2024

Front. Plant Sci.

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Current work in photosynthetic engineering is progressing along the lines of cyanobacterial, microalgal, and plant research. These are interconnected through the fundamental mechanisms of photosynthesis and advances in one field can often be leveraged to improve another. It is worthwhile for researchers specializing in one or more of these systems to be aware of the work being done across the entire research space as parallel advances of techniques and experimental approaches can often be applied across the field of photosynthesis research. This review focuses on research published in recent years related to the light reactions of photosynthesis in cyanobacteria, eukaryotic algae, and plants. Highlighted are attempts to improve photosynthetic efficiency, and subsequent biomass production. Also discussed are studies on cross-field heterologous expression, and related work on augmented and novel light capture systems. This is reviewed in the context of translatability in research across diverse photosynthetic organisms.

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Section: Standalone Studies In Microalgal Light Systemsmentioning

confidence: 65%