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Abstract
backgroundIn the past few decades, microalgae biofuel has become one of the most interesting sources of renewable energy. However, the higher cost of microalgae biofuel compared to that of petroleum prevented microalgae biofuel production. Therefore, the research on increasing lipid productivity from microalgae becomes more important. The lipid production source, triacylglycerol biosynthesis in microalgae requires short chain fatty acids as substrates, which are synthesized in chloroplasts. However, the transport mechanism of fatty acids from microalgae chloroplasts to cytosol remains unknown.
resultscDNAs from two homologs of the Arabidopsis fatty acid exporter 1 (FAX1) were cloned from
conclusionThese results reveal that CrFAX1 and CrFAX2 were involved in mediating fatty acid export for lipids biosynthesis in
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