Machine learning-assisted synthetic biology of cyanobacteria and microalgae
Weijia Jin,
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Fangzhong Wang,
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Lei Chen
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et al.
Algal Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 103911 - 103911
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Diurnal and Thermal Variations in an Oxidative Stress Biomarker of Pseudanabaena foetida: A Model for Environmental Adaptation in Aquatic Ecosystems
Mizanur Rahman,
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Takashi Asaeda,
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Kiyotaka Fukahori
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et al.
Stresses,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. 20 - 20
Published: March 3, 2025
Pseudanabaena
foetida,
a
filamentous
cyanobacterium,
is
highly
sensitive
to
temperature
and
light
intensity.
This
study
explores
its
oxidative
stress
responses
under
diurnal
intensities
in
variations,
utilizing
hydrogen
peroxide
(H2O2)
normalized
optical
density
(OD730)
levels
(H2O2/OD730)
as
biomarker.
The
adequate
P.
foetida
cells
were
distributed
three
incubators
for
22
days
at
30
°C,
20
10
°C.
Light
intensity
varied
over
the
course
of
day,
increasing
from
morning
maximum
noon,
followed
by
gradual
decrease
until
evening.
Measurements
H2O2,
protein,
chlorophyll
(Chl
a),
catalase
(CAT)
activity
carried
out
every
hours,
starting
6:00
ending
21:00.
Protein
concentration
Chl
increased
between
12:00
15:00
temperature.
CAT,
H2O2/OD730
decreased
afterwards
each
CAT
was
directly
proportional
foetida’s
H2O2
or
cell
biomass
(H2O2/OD730),
which
indicates
defense
mechanism.
reduced
(30
°C
°C)
significantly
impactful
on
concentration,
protein
content.
model,
based
biomass,
provides
valuable
insights
into
different
temperatures,
with
implications
understanding
climate
change.
Language: Английский
Enhanced Eicosapentaenoic Acid Production via Synthetic Biological Strategy in Nannochloropsis oceanica
Congcong Miao,
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Mingting Du,
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Hui Du
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et al.
Marine Drugs,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(12), P. 570 - 570
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
The
rational
dietary
ratio
of
docosahexaenoic
acid
(DHA)
to
eicosapentaenoic
(EPA)
can
exert
neurotrophic
and
cardiotrophic
effects
on
the
human
body.
marine
microalga
Nannochloropsis
oceanica
produces
EPA
yet
no
DHA,
thus,
it
is
considered
an
ideal
EPA-only
model
pursue
a
DHA/EPA
ratio.
In
this
study,
synthetic
biological
strategy
was
applied
improve
production
in
N.
oceanica.
Firstly,
identify
promoters
terminators,
fifteen
genes
from
were
isolated
using
transcriptomic
approach.
Compared
α-tubulin,
NO08G03500,
NO03G03480
NO22G01450
exhibited
1.2~1.3-fold
increases
transcription
levels.
Secondly,
EPA-synthesizing
modules,
putative
desaturases
(NoFADs)
elongases
(NoFAEs)
overexpressed
by
NO08G03500
promoters/terminators
wild
type
(WT),
NoFAD1770
NoFAE0510
overexpression
resulted
47.7%
40.6%
yields,
respectively.
Thirdly,
store
triacylglycerol
(TAG),
NoDGAT2K
promoter/terminator,
along
with
NoFAD1770–NoFAE0510
stacking,
forming
transgenic
line
XS521.
WT,
TAG-EPA
content
increased
154.8%
Finally,
inhibit
degradation,
TAG
lipase-encoding
gene
NoTGL1990
knocked
out
XS521,
leading
49.2–65.3%
increase
content.
Our
work
expands
upon
EPA-enhancing
approaches
through
biology
microalgae
potentially
crops.
Language: Английский