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Romero Maza, L., Guevara, M., & Bernal, J. F. (2018). Crecimiento y pigmentos de Spirulina subsalsa cultivada a diferentes salinidades y concentraciones de nitrógeno. Revista Mutis, 8(2), 25–36. https://doi.org/10.21789/22561498.1402
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El objetivo de la presente investigación fue evaluar el crecimiento y el contenido de pigmentos de un nuevo aislado de Spirulina subsalsa cultivada en agua mar a diferentes salinidades y concentraciones de nitrógeno. La nueva cepa de S. subsalsa se aisló a partir de muestras de agua procedentes del embalse de Clavellino, estado Sucre, Venezuela, y fue identificada haciendo uso de la clave taxonómica propuesta por Aguiar (2013). El medio de cultivo ensayado fue el f/2, modificando las concentraciones de nitrato (14,5; 29 y 58 mmol/L) y cloruro de sodio (0, 9 y 18 ‰ por adición de agua de mar). Los cultivos se realizaron por triplicado, de forma discontinua, bajo condiciones de medio ambiente controlado (T: 30±1 ºC; iluminación: 3.000 lux; agitación manual, fotoperiodo 12:12), durante 21 días. Los resultados obtenidos evidenciaron que la salinidad de 9 ‰ y la concentración de nitrato de 14 mmol/L fueron los parámetros que propiciaron los mayores contenidos de biomasa; mientras que la clorofila a y la ficocianina mostraron mayores valores en la misma concentración de nitrógeno, pero a 0 ‰. Estos hallazgos indican que la salinidad y la concentración de nitrógeno afectan el crecimiento y los pigmentos del nuevo aislado de S. subsalsa y además sugieren que esta cepa posee potencial para su aprovechamiento biotecnológico con miras a obtener metabolitos valiosos en las industrias alimenticias y farmacológicas.

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