Effects of cerium on cell growth and astaxanthin production of Haematococcus pluvialis
Zhe Li, Cai Ming-gang, Huang Shuiying, Ronggui Shi, LU Xiao-xia, Qi An'xiang, Wu Rui
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Zhe Li, Cai Ming-gang, Huang Shuiying, Ronggui Shi, LU Xiao-xia, Qi An'xiang, Wu Rui
Abstract
The effects of rare earth element cerium on the cell growth and astaxanthin production of Haematococcus pluvialis were studied.The results showed that lower concentration of Ce~(3+) could improve both the growth rate and astaxanthin production of the microalgae.When the Ce~(3+) of 0.1 mg/L concentration was added,the cell number of H.pluvialis was 34% more than the controls.1 mg/L concentration was the best to accumulate astaxanthin.The astaxanthin content under stress condition could be 3.2% of the cell dry mass,which was 167% higher than the controls.Additionally,higher concentration of Ce~(3+) restrained the growth and astaxanthin production of H.pluvialis.
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The effects of rare earth element cerium on the cell growth and astaxanthin production of Haematococcus pluvialis were studied.The results showed that lower concentration of Ce~(3+) could improve both the growth rate and astaxanthin production of the microalgae.When the Ce~(3+) of 0.1 mg/L concentration was added,the cell number of H.pluvialis was 34% more than the controls.1 mg/L concentration was the best to accumulate astaxanthin.The astaxanthin content under stress condition could be 3.2% of the cell dry mass,which was 167% higher than the controls.Additionally,higher concentration of Ce~(3+) restrained the growth and astaxanthin production of H.pluvialis.
Key concepts: Haematococcus pluvialis, Astaxanthin, Pluvialis, Food science, Chemistry, Cerium, Carotenoid, Inorganic chemistry