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PEF4Alg Biotics Valorization of microalgal extracts obtained by pulsed electric fjeld in lactic acid fermentation Aleksandra DjUKI-VUKOVI 1 , Dragana MLADENOVI 1 , Christian GUSBETH 2 , Ljiljana MOJOVI 1 1 Department of Biochemical


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Valorization of microalgal extracts obtained by pulsed electric fjeld in lactic acid fermentation

Aleksandra DjUKIĆ-VUKOVIĆ 1, Dragana MLADENOVIĆ 1, Christian GUSBETH 2, Ljiljana MOJOVIĆ 1

1Department of Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Faculty of Technology and

Metallurgy, University of Belgrade, Serbia

2Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Institute for Pulsed Power and Microwave

Technology, Germany

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1000 L photobioreactor , KIT

Chlorella vulgaris

CO 2

minerals

H2O Biodiesel Not enough! More products to make it economically viable

Microalgae

Lipids

  • Polyunsaturated

fatty acids Proteins Pigments

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How to get more from C. vulgaris biomass?

Pulsed Electric Field – PEF treatment

Institute for Pulsed Power and Microwave Technology

 of adequate strength and duration  on eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells causing increase in cell membrane permeability, if increase in transmembrane voltage surpasses certain value

Miklavčič, 2014, Electroporation based technologies and treatments

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Microalgae biomass

Lipids Protein s Aqueous PEF treatment Ethanolic extraction

Release of small water soluble components Nutrients recycling Valorization of released components

1.

Water soluble proteins Valorization

  • f proteins

2. Lipids Biofuel 3. Anaerobic digestion Thermo -chemical conversion

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Process scheme from IHM/KIT

lactic acid + probiotics

FERMENTATION

Lactobacillus rhamnosus Lactobacillus paracasei

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PEF obtained aqueous fraction of microalgae Lactobacillus rhamnosus Lactobacillus paracasei lactic acid As chemical As preservative As monomer for poly(lactic) acid

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Content of proteins in PEF obtained extracts

  • 20-23% of proteins extracted
  • Protein concentration: 0. 950 g/L (by Lowry)
  • Role of C/N ratio for lactic acid fermentation
  • C. vulgaris suspension was concentrated (of approx. 0.8 g/l)

Centrifugation: 10000 g, 6 minutes and resuspended – adjusting conductivity

PEF treatment

  • Continuous treatment,
  • 10 kV/cm, 100 ns, 4.5 s-1
  • 20 h incubation, 23 ˚C

Supplementation with fermentable sugars

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FERMENTATION

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  • Growth of L. rhamnosus and L. paracasei on extracts

Recommended number of viable cells in probiotics 106-109 CFU/g

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0h 24h 2 4 6 8 10

logN Time (h)

  • L. rhamnosus
  • L. paracasei
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 Antimicrobial activity of lactic acid Against:

  • Salmonella

enteritidis

  • Staphylococcus

aureus

  • Shigella sonnei

Resistance to gastrointestinal stress (low pH, pepsin, pancreatin, bile salts)

  • L. rhamnosus

Gastric juice Intestinal juice

 Antibiotic resistance Resistance to:

  • Gentamici

n

  • Kanamycin
  • Steptomyc

in

  • Vancomyci

n Suseptibility to:

  • Erytomycin
  • T

etracycline

  • Chloramphenicol
  • Penicillin G
  • Ampicilin

Antioxidant activity

  • f

intact cells intracellular cell free extracts

Important probiotic characteristics

  • f selected

bacteria

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Lactic acid fermentation

Strain LA concentration LA yield LA productivity Stereoselectivity

  • L. rhamnosus

24.24 g/L 85% 1.01 g/Lh > 97% L-lactic acid

  • L. paracasei

27.3 g/L 91% 1.14 g/Lh > 97% L-lactic acid

  • Batch open fermentation – avoiding thermal treatment
  • 37 ˚C, 24h, 100 rpm
  • 5% (v/v) inoculum concentration
  • ~30 g/L initial sugar concentration

Not significant changes were observed in free amino nitrogen concentration!

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Antioxidant activity

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ABTS, %

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DPPH, %

ABTS DPPH

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Before fermentat ion L. paracasei L. rhamnosu s contro l Before fermentat ion L. paracasei L. rhamnosu s contro l

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Revalorisation of PEF obtained extracts

Chlorella vulgaris – FDA approved for human nutrition

  • L. rhamnosus
  • L. paracasei

– GRAS status Lyophilisation Fermented extracts Can be performed in open fermentation mode – avoiding thermal sterilisation or filtration But… changes in colour, oxidation, temperature, pH … After the LA fermentation high antioxidant activity in fermented extracts Food additive - probiotics centrifugation solids liquid Lactic acid extraction

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Thank you for your attention!

adjukic@tmf.bg.ac.rs

Department of Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy University of Belgrade Serbia

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Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Republic of Serbia