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Litter decomposition in a primary succession chronosequence on brown coal mine deposits
Urbanová, Michaela; Valášková, Vendula; Šnajdr, Jaroslav; Baldrian, Petr
2009 - English
Litter decomposition in a primary succession chronosequence on brown coal mine deposits varies along with the successional age of the site Keywords: soil; enzyme; succesion Available at various institutes of the ASCR
Litter decomposition in a primary succession chronosequence on brown coal mine deposits

Litter decomposition in a primary succession chronosequence on brown coal mine deposits varies along with the successional age of the site

Urbanová, Michaela; Valášková, Vendula; Šnajdr, Jaroslav; Baldrian, Petr
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2009

Fungal community and enzyme activities in topsoil layers of Quercus petraea forest: how important is the seasonality?
Voříšková, Jana; Valášková, Vendula; Baldrian, Petr
2009 - English
The analysis of fungal community composition and enzyme activities in topsoil layers of a Quercus petraea forest show that seasonality is an important factor affecting community composition Keywords: soil; enzyme; litter Available at various institutes of the ASCR
Fungal community and enzyme activities in topsoil layers of Quercus petraea forest: how important is the seasonality?

The analysis of fungal community composition and enzyme activities in topsoil layers of a Quercus petraea forest show that seasonality is an important factor affecting community composition

Voříšková, Jana; Valášková, Vendula; Baldrian, Petr
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2009

Production of Enzymes by Fungal Colonies in Soils: A Laboratory Study
Šnajdr, Jaroslav; Popelářová, Petra; Baadri, S.; Alawi, A.; Boddy, L.; Baldrian, Petr
2009 - English
Production of enzymes by fungal colonies in soils is affected by mycelium age and the presence or absence of interspecific mycelial interactions Keywords: soil; enzyme; interaction Available at various institutes of the ASCR
Production of Enzymes by Fungal Colonies in Soils: A Laboratory Study

Production of enzymes by fungal colonies in soils is affected by mycelium age and the presence or absence of interspecific mycelial interactions

Šnajdr, Jaroslav; Popelářová, Petra; Baadri, S.; Alawi, A.; Boddy, L.; Baldrian, Petr
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2009

Degradation of lignin and humic substances in forest soil by saprotrophic basidiomycetes
Šnajdr, Jaroslav; Steffen, K. T.; Hofrichter, M.; Baldrian, Petr
2009 - English
The work deals of degradation of lignin and humic substances in forest soil by saprotrophic basidiomycetes is significant, yet species-dependent Keywords: soil; enzyme; interaction Available at various institutes of the ASCR
Degradation of lignin and humic substances in forest soil by saprotrophic basidiomycetes

The work deals of degradation of lignin and humic substances in forest soil by saprotrophic basidiomycetes is significant, yet species-dependent

Šnajdr, Jaroslav; Steffen, K. T.; Hofrichter, M.; Baldrian, Petr
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2009

SILVER NANOPARTICLES AND THEIR BACTERICIDAL EFFECT
Piksová, K.; Weiserová, Marie; Jedličková, A.; Fojtík, A.
2009 - English
Rapid development of bio-nanotechnology lead to the new way in the combating of bacteria and to searching specific properties of nanomaterials The study of bactericidal nanomaterials is particularly timely considering the recent increase of new resistant strains of bacteria to the most potent antibiotics The present work studies the bactericidal effect of silver nanoparticles in the range of 10-30 nm on Gram-negative bacteria and Gram-positive bacteria Keywords: silver nanoparticles; bactericidal effect Available at various institutes of the ASCR
SILVER NANOPARTICLES AND THEIR BACTERICIDAL EFFECT

Rapid development of bio-nanotechnology lead to the new way in the combating of bacteria and to searching specific properties of nanomaterials The study of bactericidal nanomaterials is particularly ...

Piksová, K.; Weiserová, Marie; Jedličková, A.; Fojtík, A.
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2009

Comparison of in vitro tests for measurement of estrogenity of chlorinated compounds and their use in the evaluation of biodegradation of chlorbenzoates by the fungus Panus tigrinus
Svobodová, Kateřina; Covino, S.; Křesinová, Zdena; Cajthaml, Tomáš
2009 - English
Recently, contamination of the environment by endocrine disruptive compounds, toxicity of these chemicals and their biodegradability are widely studied. This work is focused on estrogenity of chlorinated phenols and chlorbenzoic acids that represent potential degradation products of PCB compounds. Two different yeast bioassays for evaluation of estrogenity based on recombinated strains of Saccharomyces cerevisie were compared in this work. Estrogenic activity of chlorbenzoic acids varied with the chemical structure of chemicals. A mixture of chlorbenzoates (initial concentration 10 ppm) was degraded by a ligninolytic fungus Panus tigrinus in liquid cultures. Chemicals resulting from degradation were tested for their estrogenity, however, results indicated that the test responses were inhibited probably by some compounds present in the fungal culture liquid Keywords: yeast assay; biodegradation; chlorbenzoates Available at various institutes of the ASCR
Comparison of in vitro tests for measurement of estrogenity of chlorinated compounds and their use in the evaluation of biodegradation of chlorbenzoates by the fungus Panus tigrinus

Recently, contamination of the environment by endocrine disruptive compounds, toxicity of these chemicals and their biodegradability are widely studied. This work is focused on estrogenity of ...

Svobodová, Kateřina; Covino, S.; Křesinová, Zdena; Cajthaml, Tomáš
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2009

Enzyme-catalysed processes in the spoil heaps after brown coal mining: effects of site age, vegetation and seasonality
Baldrian, Petr; Šnajdr, Jaroslav; Valášková, Vendula; Urbanová, Michaela; Voříšková, Jana; Popelářová, Petra; Herinková, Jana; Cajthaml, Tomáš; Frouz, Jan
2009 - English
Enzyme-catalysed processes in the spoil heaps after brown coal mining are affected by site age, vegetation composition and seasonality Keywords: soil; enzyme; succesion Available at various institutes of the ASCR
Enzyme-catalysed processes in the spoil heaps after brown coal mining: effects of site age, vegetation and seasonality

Enzyme-catalysed processes in the spoil heaps after brown coal mining are affected by site age, vegetation composition and seasonality

Baldrian, Petr; Šnajdr, Jaroslav; Valášková, Vendula; Urbanová, Michaela; Voříšková, Jana; Popelářová, Petra; Herinková, Jana; Cajthaml, Tomáš; Frouz, Jan
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2009

Microalgae as a feedstock for production of bioethanol
Doucha, Jiří; Lívanský, Karel; Doušková, Irena; Zachleder, Vilém
2008 - English
Many countries are actively developing biofuels program. Leading in this field is Brazil whose present need of gasoline is supplied with 30 % by ethanol produced relatively cheaply from sugarcane. In developed countries bioethanol (3-5 % of present gasoline need) is produced mostly from corn (USA) or wheat (EU). However, ethanol production from cereals is expensive. Promising feedstock are microalgae. Some of them can surpass yields of classical crop 10-15 times. Technology of growth of unicellular Chlorella in very thin layer on inclined areas is compared with the technology of world-wide mode of cultivation in open ponds. It was found, that due to higher yields and lower energy needs, the cost of biomass production in thin-layer bioractores is only 20 % compared with ponds Mnoho zemí aktivně vyvíjí program produkce biopaliv. Vedoucí postavení má v tomto směru Brazílie, kde současnou spotřebu benzínu ze 30 % pokrývá etanol vyráběný relativně levně z cukrové třtiny. Ve vyspělých zemích se bioetanol (3-5 % současné spotřeby benzínu) vyrábí především z kukuřice (USA) nebo z pšenice (EU). Nicméně produkce etanolu z obilnin je drahá. Slibnou surovinu představují mikroskopické řasy. Některé mohou překročit výtěžky zemědělských plodin 10–15 krát. Technologie růstu jednobuněčných řas v tenké vrstvě na nakloněných rovinách je porovnána se světově rozšířeným způsobem kultivace v otevřených bazénech. Bylo zjištěno, že díky vyšším výtěžkům a nižší spotřebě energie, jsou náklady na výrobu biomasy v tenkovrstvých reaktorech pouze 20 % v porovnání s otevřenými bazény Keywords: biomass; microalgae; bioethanol Available at various institutes of the ASCR
Microalgae as a feedstock for production of bioethanol

Many countries are actively developing biofuels program. Leading in this field is Brazil whose present need of gasoline is supplied with 30 % by ethanol produced relatively cheaply from sugarcane. In ...

Doucha, Jiří; Lívanský, Karel; Doušková, Irena; Zachleder, Vilém
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2008

Selection of selenium resistant strains of the green alga Scenedesmus quadricauda
Umysová, Dáša; Hlavová, Monika; Vítová, Milada; Doušková, Irena; Bišová, Kateřina; Zachleder, Vilém
2008 - English
Three mutant strains of the green alga Scenedesmus quadricauda were selected to be specifically resistant to the presence of high concentration of inofganic Se. The growth curves at the presence of various concentrations of selenite, selenate or misture of both compounds were monitored. Vyselektovali jsme tři kmeny zelené řasy Scenedesmus quadricauda rezistentní vůči vysokým koncentracím anofganického selenu v médiu. Keywords: green alga; scenedesmus quadricauda; selenium Available at various institutes of the ASCR
Selection of selenium resistant strains of the green alga Scenedesmus quadricauda

Three mutant strains of the green alga Scenedesmus quadricauda were selected to be specifically resistant to the presence of high concentration of inofganic Se. The growth curves at the presence of ...

Umysová, Dáša; Hlavová, Monika; Vítová, Milada; Doušková, Irena; Bišová, Kateřina; Zachleder, Vilém
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2008

CO2 removal from municipal waste incinerator flue gas and biomass production by microalgae
Doušková, Irena; Doucha, Jiří; Novák, P.; Umysová, Dáša; Vítová, Milada; Zachleder, Vilém
2008 - English
A municipal waste incinerator flue gas was used as a source of CO2 for cultivation of the alga Chlorella vulgaris, in order to decrease production costs of the biomass and to bioremediate CO2 simultaneously. The following results were obtained during the experiments: The utilization of the flue gas for a photobioreactor agitation and CO2 supply was proved to be convenient. A growth rate of algal cultures on the flue gas was even higher when comparing with the control (pure CO2 in air). The toxicological analysis of the produced biomass showed only a slight excess of mercury while all the others compounds (other heavy metals, PAHs, PCDD/Fs and PCBs) were below the limits required by foodstuff legislation Spaliny pocházející ze spalovny komunálního odpadu byly využity jako zdroj CO2 pro kultivaci řasy Chlorella vulgaris, čímž bylo dosaženo jednak snížení produkčních nákladů a současně bioremediace CO2. Během experimentů jsme obdrželi následující výsledky: Využití spalin pro míchání fotobioreaktoru a dodávku CO2 je vhodné. Růstová rychlost řas kultivovaných na spalinách je dokonce vyšší než při kultivaci s použitím směsi čistého CO2 a vzduchu. Toxikologické analýzy získané biomasy ukázaly pouze mírné překročení obsahu rtuti, zatímco všechny ostatní látky (další těžké kovy, PAU, PCDD/F a PCB) byly pod limity pro potraviny Keywords: microalgae; biomass; bioremediation Available at various institutes of the ASCR
CO2 removal from municipal waste incinerator flue gas and biomass production by microalgae

A municipal waste incinerator flue gas was used as a source of CO2 for cultivation of the alga Chlorella vulgaris, in order to decrease production costs of the biomass and to bioremediate CO2 ...

Doušková, Irena; Doucha, Jiří; Novák, P.; Umysová, Dáša; Vítová, Milada; Zachleder, Vilém
Mikrobiologický ústav, 2008

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