ArticleBiotechnology for biofuels2017
Time-resolved transcriptome analysis and lipid pathway reconstruction of the oleaginous green microalga
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- Photosynthetic physiological performance and proteomic profiling of the oleaginous algae Scenedesmus acuminatus reveal the mechanism of lipid accumulation under low and high nitrogen supplies.Photosynthesis research · 2018Article
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Abstract
backgroundOleaginous microalgae are promising production hosts for the sustainable generation of lipid-based bioproducts and as bioenergy carriers such as biodiesel. Transcriptomics of the lipid accumulation phase, triggered efficiently by nitrogen starvation, is a valuable approach for the identification of gene targets for metabolic engineering.
resultsAn explorative analysis of the detailed transcriptional response to different stages of nitrogen availability was performed in the oleaginous green alga
conclusionsBased on the transcriptional responses to different stages of nitrogen availability, a model for triacylglycerol and lipid hyperaccumulation is proposed, which involves transcriptional induction of thioesterases, differential regulation of lipases, and a re-routing of the central carbon metabolism. Over-expression of distinct thioesterases was identified to be a potential strategy to increase the oleaginous phenotype of
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