Magda Vargas-Pérez, Azucena González-Horta, Hiram Mendoza-Hernández, Myriam Elías-Santos, Karim Acuña-Askar, Luis Jesús Galán-Wong, Hugo Alberto Luna-Olvera
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Neochloris oleoabundans cell wall rupture through melittin peptide: a new approach to increase lipid recovery
Objectives
Microalgae cell wall affects the recovery of lipids, representing one of the main difficulties in the development of biofuel production. This work aimed to test a new method based on melittin peptide to induce a cellular disruption in N. oleoabundans.
Results
Neochloris oleoabundans cells were grown at 32 °C in the presence of a high concentration of nitrate-phosphate, causing a cell disruption extent of 83.6%. Further, a two-fold increase in lipid recovery following melittin treatment and solvent extraction was observed. Additionally, it was possible to verify the effects of melittin, both before and after treatment on the morphology of the cells. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and confocal images of the melittin-treated microalgae revealed extensive cell damage with degradation of the cell wall and release of intracellular material.
Conclusions
Melittin produced a selective cell wall rupture effect in N. oleoabundans under some culture conditions. These results represent the first report on the effect of melittin on lipid recovery from microalgae.
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