Stimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyte
- Marine phytoplankton can interchange trace metals in various biochemical functions, particularly under metal-limiting conditions. Here, we investigate the stimulating and toxicity effect of chromium (Cr) on a marine Chlorophyceae Osetreococcus tauri under Fe-replete and Fe-deficient conditions.<...
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2023
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| author | Zhang, Q Charles, PD Bendif, EM Hester, SS Mohammad, S Rickaby, REM |
| author_facet | Zhang, Q Charles, PD Bendif, EM Hester, SS Mohammad, S Rickaby, REM |
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| description | - Marine phytoplankton can interchange trace metals in various biochemical functions, particularly under metal-limiting conditions. Here, we investigate the stimulating and toxicity effect of chromium (Cr) on a marine Chlorophyceae Osetreococcus tauri under Fe-replete and Fe-deficient conditions.<br>
- We determined the growth, photosynthesis, and proteome expressions of Osetreococcus tauri cultured under different Cr and Fe concentrations.<br>
- In Fe-replete conditions, the presence of Cr(VI) stimulated significantly the growth rate and the maximum yield of photochemistry of photosystem II (Fv/Fm) of the phytoplankton, while the functional absorption cross-section of photosystem II (σPSII) did not change. Minor additions of Cr(VI) partially rescued phytoplankton growth under Fe-limited conditions. Proteomic analysis of this alga grown in Fe-replete normal and Fe-replete with Cr addition media (10 μM Cr) showed that the presence of Cr significantly decreased the expression of phosphate-transporting proteins and photosynthetic proteins, while increasing the expression of proteins related to carbon assimilation.<br>
- Cr can stimulate the growth and photosynthesis of O. tauri, but the effects are dependent on both the Cr(VI) concentration and the availability of Fe. The proteomic results further suggest that Cr(VI) addition might significantly increase starch production and carbon fixation. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:82fd5ac3-e657-4d1c-acec-994f86eff88f2024-04-08T12:51:02ZStimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyteJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:82fd5ac3-e657-4d1c-acec-994f86eff88fEnglishSymplectic ElementsWiley2023Zhang, QCharles, PDBendif, EMHester, SSMohammad, SRickaby, REM- Marine phytoplankton can interchange trace metals in various biochemical functions, particularly under metal-limiting conditions. Here, we investigate the stimulating and toxicity effect of chromium (Cr) on a marine Chlorophyceae Osetreococcus tauri under Fe-replete and Fe-deficient conditions.<br> - We determined the growth, photosynthesis, and proteome expressions of Osetreococcus tauri cultured under different Cr and Fe concentrations.<br> - In Fe-replete conditions, the presence of Cr(VI) stimulated significantly the growth rate and the maximum yield of photochemistry of photosystem II (Fv/Fm) of the phytoplankton, while the functional absorption cross-section of photosystem II (σPSII) did not change. Minor additions of Cr(VI) partially rescued phytoplankton growth under Fe-limited conditions. Proteomic analysis of this alga grown in Fe-replete normal and Fe-replete with Cr addition media (10 μM Cr) showed that the presence of Cr significantly decreased the expression of phosphate-transporting proteins and photosynthetic proteins, while increasing the expression of proteins related to carbon assimilation.<br> - Cr can stimulate the growth and photosynthesis of O. tauri, but the effects are dependent on both the Cr(VI) concentration and the availability of Fe. The proteomic results further suggest that Cr(VI) addition might significantly increase starch production and carbon fixation. |
| spellingShingle | Zhang, Q Charles, PD Bendif, EM Hester, SS Mohammad, S Rickaby, REM Stimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyte |
| title | Stimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyte |
| title_full | Stimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyte |
| title_fullStr | Stimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyte |
| title_full_unstemmed | Stimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyte |
| title_short | Stimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyte |
| title_sort | stimulating and toxic effect of chromium on growth and photosynthesis of a marine chlorophyte |
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