Qing Yu , Yali Wang , Kaixuan Wang , Wenjie Tian , Xiaobin Wen , Yi Ding , Yeguang Li , Zhongjie Wang
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摘要
铵对节螺旋菌的高毒性作用阻碍了其作为氮源在节螺旋菌培养中的应用，严重限制了其在处理高铵废水中的应用。本研究表明，短期（12 d）和长期（270 d）铵驯化均显著提高了高原节螺HN5的铵耐量，在致死铵浓度为15 mM的条件下，其生物量生产力分别为0.14和0.11 g L-1 d - 1，净光合出氧速率分别超过60和50 μmol O2·mg-1·Chla·h-1。长期驯化菌株的耐铵性表现出遗传特性。此外，≥ 0.1 mM的硝酸根（NaNO3）能有效提高白桫椤HN5的耐铵性，且与浓度无关。本研究强调了驯化和补充硝酸盐对提高platensis HN5耐铵性的作用，为节螺旋体工业氨的利用和利用节螺旋体处理高铵废水提供了高效可靠的策略。
Acclimation strategy and nitrate supplementation significantly enhanced the ammonium tolerance of Arthrospira platensis HN5
The highly toxic effects of ammonium on Arthrospira hinder its utilization as a nitrogen source in Arthrospira cultivation and severely limit its application in treating high-ammonium wastewater. This study revealed that both short-term (12 d) and long-term (270 d) ammonium acclimation significantly improved the ammonium tolerance of Arthrospira platensis HN5, with biomass productivities of 0.14 and 0.11 g L–1 d–1, respectively, and net photosynthetic oxygen evolution rates exceeding 60 and 50 μmol O2·mg–1·Chla·h–1 under a lethal ammonium concentration of 15 mM. Furthermore, the ammonium tolerance of the long-term acclimated strain exhibited heritable characteristics. Additionally, nitrate (NaNO3) concentrations of ≥ 0.1 mM were demonstrated to effectively enhance the ammonium tolerance of A. platensis HN5 in a concentration-independent manner. This study highlighted the role of acclimation and nitrate supplementation in improving the ammonium tolerance of A. platensis HN5, offering efficient and reliable strategies for ammonium utilization in the Arthrospira industry and for treating high-ammonium wastewater using Arthrospira.
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