Jiao Xue

Associate professor

Supervisor of Master's Candidates

Date of Birth:1991-11-07

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Date of Employment:2018-07-02

School/Department:生命科学学院

Education Level:With Certificate of Graduation for Doctorate Study

Business Address:新生科院309

Gender:Female

Degree:Doctoral degree

Status:Employed

Alma Mater:暨南大学

Discipline:Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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Effect of peroxisome proliferation and salt stress on enhancing the potential of microalgae as biodiesel feedstock

Release time:2025-02-25 Hits:

Impact Factor16.8

DOI number:10.1016/j.rser.2025.115398

Journal:Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2025, SCI一区TOP, IF:16.8

Abstract:Microalgae are widely recognized as leading producers of third-generation biofuels. However, the industrialization of microalgae biodiesel faces significant challenges, primarily concerning efficiency and cost. A key bottleneck is the scarcity of energy-efficient, high-yielding, and resilient algal strains. To address this issue, this study investigated the role of the pivotal gene, Peroxin 11 (PEX11), involved in the formation of peroxisomes oxidative organelles ubiquitously present and associated with lipid metabolism and stress response. This study aimed to uncover the potential functions of PEX11 in lipid accumulation and salt stress response in Tetradesmus obliquus, utilizing PEX11-1 overexpression strains. Consistent with most reports, PEX11-1 was found to be localized in peroxisomes and potentially contributed to peroxisome proliferation in microalgae. The results revealed that overexpression of PEX11-1 positively impacted lipid accumulation, facilitated by the regulation of reactive oxygen species levels, the expression of lipid synthesis-related genes, and the redistribution of carbon precursors. The neutral lipid content in PEX11-1 overexpressing algal strains increased 2–3 times, with lipid yield escalating to 284.4 mg L− 1 and cellular biomass reaching 902.3 mg L− 1 . Notably, under salt stress, the neutral lipid content per unit cell in the transformed line was nearly 4-fold higher than that of the WT. In addition, the overexpression of PEX11-1 hindered the involvement of lipid droplets in membrane remodeling and cell division, thereby diminishing the salt stress tolerance of T. obliquus. In conclusion, these findings emphasize the crucial role of PEX11 in microalgal lipid metabolism and offer insights into creating lipid-producing algal strains through genetic engineering.

Indexed by:Journal paper

Issue:212

Page Number:115398

Translation or Not:no

Date of Publication:2025-01-25

Included Journals:SCI

First Author:Jiao Xue*et al(唯一通讯)

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