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Tetraselmis suecica

Fig. 2.129. HPLC chromatograms (400+430 nm) of tota extracts of (a) Tetraselmis suecica, (b) control, (c) faecal pellets immediately after grazing (48h). Peak identification 1 = pyrophaeophorbide-b 2 = pyrophaeophorbide-a 3 = chlorophyll-b 3 = chlorophyll-b epimer 4 = chlorophyll-a 4 = chlorophyll-a epimer 5 = phaeophytin-b 5 = phaeophytin-b epimer 6 = hydroxyphaeophytin-a 6 = hydroxyphaeophytin-a epimer 7 = pyrophaeophytin-b 8 = phaeophytin-a 8 = phaeophytin-a epimer 9 = pyrophaeophytin-a 10 = C-15 OH lactone chlorophyll-b 11 = C-132OH chlorophyll-b 12 = C-15 OH lactone chlorophyll 13 = C-15 OH lactone phaeophytin-a 14 = purpurin-18-phytyl ester. Reprinted with permission from H. M. Talbot et al. [294]. Fig. 2.129. HPLC chromatograms (400+430 nm) of tota extracts of (a) Tetraselmis suecica, (b) control, (c) faecal pellets immediately after grazing (48h). Peak identification 1 = pyrophaeophorbide-b 2 = pyrophaeophorbide-a 3 = chlorophyll-b 3 = chlorophyll-b epimer 4 = chlorophyll-a 4 = chlorophyll-a epimer 5 = phaeophytin-b 5 = phaeophytin-b epimer 6 = hydroxyphaeophytin-a 6 = hydroxyphaeophytin-a epimer 7 = pyrophaeophytin-b 8 = phaeophytin-a 8 = phaeophytin-a epimer 9 = pyrophaeophytin-a 10 = C-15 OH lactone chlorophyll-b 11 = C-132OH chlorophyll-b 12 = C-15 OH lactone chlorophyll 13 = C-15 OH lactone phaeophytin-a 14 = purpurin-18-phytyl ester. Reprinted with permission from H. M. Talbot et al. [294].
The A. tonsa used in this study were obtained from Guernsey Sea Farms (Vale, Guernsey) as age-standardised adults. On arrival they were transferred to a temperature-controlled room (20 2°C) with artificial illumination on a 16 h light/8h dark automatic cycle. They were maintained under these conditions prior to the start of the toxicity test. The seawater in which the A. tonsa were transported was not renewed or aerated during this time. The A. tonsa were transferred to a 101 glass vessel that was topped up with seawater and then they were fed ad libitum with a mixed algal diet (Pavlova lutheri and Tetraselmis suecica) supplied by Guernsey Sea Farms. [Pg.319]

Chaetoceros calcitrans Chaetoceros muelleri Thalassiosira pseudonana Navicula jeffreyae Nitzschia closterium Skeletonema costatum Isochrysis sp. (T.ISO) Pavlova lutheri Rhodomonas salina Tetraselmis suecica Micromonas pusilla Dunaliella tertiolecta Nannochloropsis oculata Heterocapsa niei... [Pg.121]

Moheimani NR. Long-term outdoor growth and lipid productivity of Tetraselmis suecica, Dunaliella tertiolecta and Chlorella sp (Chlorophyta) in bag photobioreactors.JApp/ Phycol 2013 25 167. [Pg.85]

CarbaUo-Cirdenas, E.C., Tuan, P.M., Janssen, M., Wijffels, R.H., 2003. Vitamin E (a-tocopherol) production by the marine microalgae Dumlidia tertidecta and Tetraselmis suecica in batch cultivation. Biomolecular Engineering 20 (4), 139-147. [Pg.355]

Tetraselmis suecica Dunaliella primolecta Botryococcus braunii Neochloris oleoabundans Chlorella sp. Choricystis minor Phaeodactylum tricornutum Cylindrotheca sp. [Pg.132]

AUSTIN B, baudet e and stobie m (1992), Inhibition of bacterial fish pathogens by Tetraselmis suecica , J Fish Dis, 15, 55-61. [Pg.446]

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