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From: Physiological characterization and transcriptome analysis of Pichia pastoris reveals its response to lignocellulose-derived inhibitors

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P. pastoris growth profile in the presence of different inhibitors. a growth curves of: acetic acid (2 g.L−1—closed triangle, and 6 g.L−1 open triangle), furaldehydes (0.15 g.L−1 HMF, 0.9 g.L−1 furfural—closed diamond and 0.25 g.L−1 HMF, 1.5 g.L−1 furfural—open diamond), and hydrolysate (10%—closed square, and hydrolysate 30% open square) against control (closed circle with dotted lines). b substrate consumption and product formation in different conditions: control, acetic acid 2 g.L−1, acetic acid 6 g.L−1, FH 0.9/ 0.15 g.L−1, FH 1.5/ 0.25 g.L−1, hydrolysate 10%, hydrolysate 30%. Biomass (OD600, black circle), glucose (pink diamond), acetic acid (blue square), glycerol (green triangle), ethanol (gray upside-down triangle), furfural (yellow star), HMF (orange cross). Timepoint 4* highlights the timepoint where samples were taken. Xylose concentration was constant through the cultivation. The experiments were performed in triplicate and the figure represents the profile of one replicate

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