Co-encapsulation of Daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm
We report on the first silica encapsulation of a metazoan (Daphnia magna), with a high initial viability (96% of the population remained active 48 h after encapsulation). Moreover, the co-encapsulation of this crustacean and microalgae (Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata) was achieved, creating inside...
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paper:paper_2215017X_v4_n1_p147_Perullini2023-06-08T16:35:22Z Co-encapsulation of Daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm Perullini, Ana Mercedes Daphnia magna-microalgae Microcosm Silica co-encapsulation silicon dioxide animal experiment Article cell suspension cell viability contamination Daphnia magna ecotoxicity encapsulation immobilization LC50 lung gas exchange microalga microcosm microscopy mortality newborn nonhuman Selenastrum capricornutum toxicity testing We report on the first silica encapsulation of a metazoan (Daphnia magna), with a high initial viability (96% of the population remained active 48 h after encapsulation). Moreover, the co-encapsulation of this crustacean and microalgae (Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata) was achieved, creating inside a silica monolith, the smallest microcosm developed to present. This artificial ecosystem in a greatly diminished scale isolated inside a silica nanoporous matrix could have applications in environmental monitoring, allowing ecotoxicity studies to be carried out in portable devices for on-line and in situ pollution level assessment. © 2014 The Authors. Published by Elsevier B.V. Fil:Perullini, M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2014 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_2215017X_v4_n1_p147_Perullini http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_2215017X_v4_n1_p147_Perullini |
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Daphnia magna-microalgae Microcosm Silica co-encapsulation silicon dioxide animal experiment Article cell suspension cell viability contamination Daphnia magna ecotoxicity encapsulation immobilization LC50 lung gas exchange microalga microcosm microscopy mortality newborn nonhuman Selenastrum capricornutum toxicity testing |
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Daphnia magna-microalgae Microcosm Silica co-encapsulation silicon dioxide animal experiment Article cell suspension cell viability contamination Daphnia magna ecotoxicity encapsulation immobilization LC50 lung gas exchange microalga microcosm microscopy mortality newborn nonhuman Selenastrum capricornutum toxicity testing Perullini, Ana Mercedes Co-encapsulation of Daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm |
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Daphnia magna-microalgae Microcosm Silica co-encapsulation silicon dioxide animal experiment Article cell suspension cell viability contamination Daphnia magna ecotoxicity encapsulation immobilization LC50 lung gas exchange microalga microcosm microscopy mortality newborn nonhuman Selenastrum capricornutum toxicity testing |
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We report on the first silica encapsulation of a metazoan (Daphnia magna), with a high initial viability (96% of the population remained active 48 h after encapsulation). Moreover, the co-encapsulation of this crustacean and microalgae (Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata) was achieved, creating inside a silica monolith, the smallest microcosm developed to present. This artificial ecosystem in a greatly diminished scale isolated inside a silica nanoporous matrix could have applications in environmental monitoring, allowing ecotoxicity studies to be carried out in portable devices for on-line and in situ pollution level assessment. © 2014 The Authors. Published by Elsevier B.V. |
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Perullini, Ana Mercedes |
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Perullini, Ana Mercedes |
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Perullini, Ana Mercedes |
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Co-encapsulation of Daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm |
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Co-encapsulation of Daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm |
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Co-encapsulation of Daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm |
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Co-encapsulation of Daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm |
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Co-encapsulation of Daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm |
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co-encapsulation of daphnia magna and microalgae in silica matrices, a stepping stone toward a portable microcosm |
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2014 |
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