Chemical Profiles of Microalgae with Emphasis on Lipids: A Subcontract Report

Sara Havig

Chemical Profiles of Microalgae with Emphasis on Lipids: A Subcontract Report

Sara Havig

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Abstract

Well balanced cultivated cells that are healthy and unstressed produce the optimum cellular yield. All stress studies for lipids production should be conducted with the established cell mass and not be administered during active cultivation. Cells cultivated continually in suboptimum conditions produce lower cellular yields and continuous cultivation in suboptimum media and environmentalconditions produce lower than normal lipid levels. Lipid triggers are preceded by a burst of carbohydrate synthesis and storage.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	60
State	Published - 1984

Bibliographical note

Work performed by Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia

NREL Publication Number

SERI/SR-15384

Keywords

aquatic species program
biomass
lipids
yields

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Keywords

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