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Ethanol-induced flagellar autotomy in Dunaliella tertiolecta Butcher (Chlorophyta: Volvocales)
Phycologia, 1987A variety of green algal flagellates shed their fla gella when exposed to adverse chemical or phys ical conditions (Lewin et al 198 2). The phenom enon of flagellar autotomy has been used experimentally to detach flagella from a number of plant and animal cells (Alexandrov 1981; Des roche 19 1 2; Goldstein 19 74; Huber et al 1986; Witman et al 19 ...
Michael E. Huber, Ralph A. Lewin
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Protoplasma, 2019
The development of nanotechnology and the upsurge of interest in titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanoparticles, especially the anatase and rutile crystalline phases, in consumer products such as paint and sunscreen, has polluted the aquatic environment and had adverse effects on living organisms, especially algae.
Fatemeh, Ghazaei, Mansour, Shariati
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The development of nanotechnology and the upsurge of interest in titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanoparticles, especially the anatase and rutile crystalline phases, in consumer products such as paint and sunscreen, has polluted the aquatic environment and had adverse effects on living organisms, especially algae.
Fatemeh, Ghazaei, Mansour, Shariati
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THE CULTURE OF DUNALIELLA TERTIOLECTA BUTCHER—A EURYHALINE ORGANISM
Canadian Journal of Microbiology, 1960Dunaliella tertiolecta Butcher was found to be a euryhaline organism which grew at salinities ranging from 3.75 to 120‰. All the conservative elements of sea water, with the exception of chlorine, were found necessary for growth of the alga. The minimum requirement for sodium was much greater than that for any other element, and it was not possible to
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Phenolic Profile of Dunaliella tertiolecta growing under iron stress
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López, Aroa +4 more
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Production of recombinant enzymes in the marine alga Dunaliella tertiolecta
Algal Research, 2013Photosynthetic marine algae are attractive targets for the production of biofuels and bio-products because they have the ability to capture and fix carbon dioxide using solar energy and they grow in seawater, thereby minimizing fresh water usage. Algae are a large and diverse group and transformation of algal chloroplasts has been limited to very few ...
D. Ryan Georgianna +8 more
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ORGANIC EXCRETION BY DUNALIELLA TERTIOLECTA1
Journal of Phycology, 1972SUMMARYExcretion of C14‐labeled organic material by Dunaliella tertiolecta was observed under a variety of conditions. In healthy cultures, percent excretion tints related to cell density bill independent of light and preconditioning of the medium. Exaction was lower in nutrient‐limited culture than in an enriched medium, and in both cases was minimal ...
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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF DUNALIELLA TERTIOLECTA TO Hg2+-INDUCED OXIDATIVE STRESS
2009Some species of the genus Dunaliella are the major primary producers in Maharlu salt lake, whichis polluted with different heavy metals including Hg2+. Short-term (48 h) and prolonged exposure (28 d) of D.tertiolecta to 5, 10, 20, and 50 μM HgCl2 decreased Chlorophyll "a" content, but caused enhanced carotenoidproduction and increased ascorbate ...
ZAMANI, N. +3 more
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Nitrate reductase from Dunaliella tertiolecta, purification and properties1
Plant and Cell Physiology, 1972Judith A. LeClaire, B. R. Grant
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Accumulation of cadmium by Dunaliella tertiolecta Batcher
Journal of Plankton Research, 1979J.R. Jennings, P.S. Rainbow
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