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Ultraviolet radiation response of two heterotropy Antarctic marine bacterial; Respuesta a la radiacion ultravioleta de dos cepas bacterianas marinas heterotrofas antarticas

Abstract

Two Antarctic marine bacterial strains, were exposed to different irradiance of ultraviolet (UV) solar radiation using several experimental protocols and interferential filters. Results showed that both, UV-A and UV-B radiation produce deleterious effects on two tested bacterial strains. The mortality values under UVB treatments were higher than those observed under UVA treatments. UVvi strain proved to be more resistant to UV radiation than the UVps strain. (author) [Spanish] Dos cepas marinas antarticas fueron expuestas a diferentes irradiancias de radiacion solar ultravioleta (UV) utilizando diferentes protocolos experimentales y filtros interferenciales. Los resultados mostraron que tanto la radiacion UV-A como UV-B produce efectos deletereos sobre las dos cepas bacterianas analizadas. Los valores de mortalidad bajo tratamiento UV-B fueron mayores que los observados bajo tratamiento UV-A. La cepa UVvi mostro mayor resistencia a la radiacion UV que la cepa UVps. (autor)
Authors:
Hernandez, Edgardo A; [1]  Ferreyra, Gustavo A; Mac Cormack, Walter P [2] 
  1. Buenos Aires Univ. (Argentina). Facultad de Farmacia y Bioquimica
  2. Direccion Nacional del Antartico, Buenos Aires (Argentina). Instituto Antartico Argentino
Publication Date:
Jul 01, 2004
Product Type:
Conference
Report Number:
INIS-AR-C-474
Resource Relation:
Conference: 5. Argentine symposium on Antarctic investigations; 1. Latin American symposium on Antarctic investigations, 5. Simposio argentino sobre investigaciones Antarticas; 1. Simposio latinoamericano sobre investigaciones Antarticas, Buenos Aires (Argentina), 30 Aug - 3 Sep 2004; Other Information: 11 refs., 3 figs., 1 tab
Subject:
54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES; ANTARCTICA; AQUATIC ORGANISMS; BACTERIA; RADIATION DOSES; ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION
OSTI ID:
20818206
Country of Origin:
Argentina
Language:
Spanish
Other Identifying Numbers:
TRN: AR06C0096118346
Availability:
Available from INIS in electronic form; Also available from 'http://www.dna.gov.ar/CIENCIA/SANTAR04/CD/PDF/CVAUTR.HTM'
Submitting Site:
INIS
Size:
4 pages
Announcement Date:
Jan 04, 2007

Citation Formats

Hernandez, Edgardo A, Ferreyra, Gustavo A, and Mac Cormack, Walter P. Ultraviolet radiation response of two heterotropy Antarctic marine bacterial; Respuesta a la radiacion ultravioleta de dos cepas bacterianas marinas heterotrofas antarticas. Argentina: N. p., 2004. Web.
Hernandez, Edgardo A, Ferreyra, Gustavo A, & Mac Cormack, Walter P. Ultraviolet radiation response of two heterotropy Antarctic marine bacterial; Respuesta a la radiacion ultravioleta de dos cepas bacterianas marinas heterotrofas antarticas. Argentina.
Hernandez, Edgardo A, Ferreyra, Gustavo A, and Mac Cormack, Walter P. 2004. "Ultraviolet radiation response of two heterotropy Antarctic marine bacterial; Respuesta a la radiacion ultravioleta de dos cepas bacterianas marinas heterotrofas antarticas." Argentina.
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title = {Ultraviolet radiation response of two heterotropy Antarctic marine bacterial; Respuesta a la radiacion ultravioleta de dos cepas bacterianas marinas heterotrofas antarticas}
author = {Hernandez, Edgardo A, Ferreyra, Gustavo A, and Mac Cormack, Walter P}
abstractNote = {Two Antarctic marine bacterial strains, were exposed to different irradiance of ultraviolet (UV) solar radiation using several experimental protocols and interferential filters. Results showed that both, UV-A and UV-B radiation produce deleterious effects on two tested bacterial strains. The mortality values under UVB treatments were higher than those observed under UVA treatments. UVvi strain proved to be more resistant to UV radiation than the UVps strain. (author) [Spanish] Dos cepas marinas antarticas fueron expuestas a diferentes irradiancias de radiacion solar ultravioleta (UV) utilizando diferentes protocolos experimentales y filtros interferenciales. Los resultados mostraron que tanto la radiacion UV-A como UV-B produce efectos deletereos sobre las dos cepas bacterianas analizadas. Los valores de mortalidad bajo tratamiento UV-B fueron mayores que los observados bajo tratamiento UV-A. La cepa UVvi mostro mayor resistencia a la radiacion UV que la cepa UVps. (autor)}
place = {Argentina}
year = {2004}
month = {Jul}
}