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Implementing Nutrient Deprivation to Increase Lipid Production in Nannochloropsis Oculata

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to to obtain accurate data of lipids produced. The get equal amounts of cells in each sample from each tank, use the mass spectrometer and get equal numbers of cells. This will provide accurate results when comparing the different amounts of lipids produced.

11. During centrifugation, the algae cell walls should split and the lipids should be removed. At the end of the process, the samples should separate out by their densities.

12. Then use decantation and filtration to separate the lipids from the husks and water.

13. Compare the lipids from each sample in milliliters using a graduated cylinder.

14. Determine which method provided the most amount of lipids from the same amount of cells.

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