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Title: Morphological analysis of Yarrowia lipolytica under stress conditions through image processing
Authors: Kawasse, F. M.
Amaral, P. F.
Rocha-Leão, M. H. M.
Amaral, A. L.
Ferreira, E. C.
Coelho, M. A. Z.
Keywords: Cell morphology
Yeast
Yarrowia lipolytica
Image analysis
Stress
Issue date: 2003
Publisher: Springer
Citation: “Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering”. 25:6 (2003) 371-375.
Abstract: Stress conditions (thermal and oxidative) were applied to Yarrowia lipolytica culture. A rearrangement in cell metabolism as well as dimorphism was observed under these conditions. An image analysis procedure was employed for morphology characterization, and a net increase of around 25% on hyphae formation was detected. A significant increment in total hyphal length was detected, compared with the control system. The results obtained lead to the consideration of a possible relationship between dimorphism and a cell response mechanism to stress conditions.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1822/145
Peer-Reviewed: yes
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