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Oleaginous Microalgae Isolation and Screening for Lipid Productivity Using a Standard Protocol,ounts of triacylglycerols. In contrary to first-generation biofuel crops, microalgae do not need to compete with arable land or biodiverse landscapes and can be grown in virtually any type of water, including fresh, brackish, saline and wastewater. The use of local microalgal strains is desirable, a

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Preservation of Microbial Pure Cultures and Mixed Communities,systematic preservation of isolated pure cultures, enriched mixed cultures, or environmental samples should become an integral part of good research practice. Cryopreservation of biological material is a low-tech, widely applicable way of long-term and stable storage. Its success is mostly dependent

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Introduction to the Isolation and Cultivation of Microbes Involved in the Hydrocarbon Cycle,ude: sample handling, strategies for delivery of carbon and energy sources and terminal electron acceptors, consideration of the physicochemical environment, supply of metabolites and undefined environmental components, assays for microbes, and preservation of cultures.

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Cultivation and Preservation of Hydrocarbonoclastic Microorganisms, Particularly , Species,bonoclastic bacteria. Many different types of hydrocarbon-degrading bacteria have been isolated from a range of marine environments using minimal media amended with nutrients and hydrocarbons under various incubation conditions.

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Preservation of Microbial Pure Cultures and Mixed Communities,sful for various fastidious pure and mixed cultures when frozen at ?80°C using 5% (v/v) dimethyl sulfoxide as cryoprotective agent. Numerous parameters of the protocol can be changed or optimized, and guidelines are given to develop a custom-made cryopreservation protocol.

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1949-2448 ooting advice.Features practical laboratory guidelines to prThis Volume describes methods for cultivating hydrocarbon-producing and -consuming microbes, covering compounds in a range of states – gaseous (e.g. methane), liquid (e.g. alkanes of intermediate molecular weight) and solid (e.g. many PAHs