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Primary propargylic alcohols
實 驗 毒 物 : 2-propyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.22 8.94 328600 7.72 1.54340 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 2-butyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.7 7.93 274800 6.23 1.45400 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 2-butyn-1,4-diol 初始細胞密度
(cells/mL) : 15000
MCV (μm3) : 39.2 D (μm) : Initial pH : 7.46 EDTA(%) : 0 T(℃) : 24.1 Test duration : 48-h
Conc Initial DO Final DO Final cells Delta DO IR IR IR
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative
( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative
( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 0.8 8.42 318300 7.62 1.52747 1 0 0 0
2.41 0.98 8.21 316700 7.23 1.52495 0.99835 0.00165 0.00528 0.05118 4.83 0.87 7.55 305300 6.68 1.50662 0.98635 0.01365 0.04286 0.12336 9.66 1.11 8.72 278300 7.61 1.46032 0.95604 0.04396 0.13188 0.00131 19.32 1.02 7.74 242200 6.72 1.39086 0.91056 0.08944 0.25091 0.11811 38.63 1.28 6.64 184700 5.36 1.25534 0.82184 0.17816 0.44049 0.29659 77.27 1.43 5.49 109400 4.06 0.99348 0.65041 0.34959 0.68876 0.46719 154.53 1.94 3.02 43900 1.08 0.53693 0.35152 0.64848 0.90471 0.85827
Control 1.04 8.44 318500 7.4 1.52779 1 0 0 0
2.41 1.13 8.19 316900 7.06 1.52527 0.99835 0.00165 0.00527 0.04595 4.83 1.03 7.86 304200 6.83 1.50482 0.98497 0.01503 0.04712 0.07703 9.66 1.26 8.2 278900 6.94 1.46140 0.95655 0.04345 0.13048 0.06216 19.32 1.12 7.77 241300 6.65 1.38900 0.90916 0.09084 0.25437 0.10135 38.63 1.44 6.79 183900 5.35 1.25317 0.82025 0.17975 0.44349 0.27703 77.27 1.41 5.52 109900 4.11 0.99576 0.65177 0.34823 0.68731 0.44459 154.53 1.95 3.16 45400 1.21 0.55373 0.36244 0.63756 0.89984 0.83649
Control 1.02 8.39 317900 7.37 1.52684 1 0 0 0
2.41 1.11 8.16 316400 7.05 1.52448 0.99845 0.00155 0.00495 0.04342 4.83 1.05 7.79 304800 6.74 1.50580 0.98622 0.01378 0.04325 0.08548 9.66 1.24 8.14 280300 6.9 1.46391 0.95878 0.04122 0.12413 0.06377 19.32 1.18 7.68 242600 6.5 1.39168 0.91148 0.08852 0.24860 0.11805 38.63 1.39 6.76 183200 5.37 1.25126 0.81951 0.18049 0.44470 0.27137 77.27 1.42 5.48 108700 4.06 0.99027 0.64857 0.35143 0.69066 0.44912 154.53 1.92 3.09 44600 1.17 0.54484 0.35684 0.64316 0.90228 0.84125
Control 0.95333 8.41667 318233.33 7.46333 1.52737 1 0 0 0
2.41 1.07333 8.18667 316666.67 7.11333 1.52490 0.99838 0.00162 0.00517 0.04690 4.83 0.98333 7.73333 304766.67 6.75000 1.50575 0.98585 0.01415 0.04441 0.09558 9.66 1.20333 8.35333 279166.67 7.15000 1.46188 0.95712 0.04288 0.12883 0.04198 19.32 1.10667 7.73000 242033.33 6.62333 1.39051 0.91040 0.08960 0.25129 0.11255 38.63 1.37000 6.73000 183933.33 5.36000 1.25326 0.82054 0.17946 0.44289 0.28182 77.27 1.42000 5.49667 109333.33 4.07667 0.99317 0.65025 0.34975 0.68891 0.45377 154.53 1.93667 3.09000 44633.33 1.15333 0.54517 0.35693 0.64304 0.90228 0.84547
IR : Inhibition rate
實 驗 毒 物 : 2-hexyn-1-ol 初始細胞密度
(cells/mL) : 15000
MCV (μm3) : 40.7 D (μm) : Initial pH : 7.54 EDTA(%) : 0
T(℃) : 23.7 Test duration : 48-h
Conc Initial DO Final DO Final cells Delta DO IR IR IR
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative
( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.27 6.54 271300 5.27 1.44759 1 0 0 0
2.43 1.23 6.43 270500 5.2 1.44611 0.99898 0.00102 0.00312 0.01328 4.86 1.24 6.34 249000 5.1 1.40470 0.97037 0.02963 0.08701 0.03226 9.72 1.31 6.28 215600 4.97 1.33269 0.92063 0.07937 0.21732 0.05693 19.43 1.33 5.75 186600 4.42 1.26046 0.87073 0.12927 0.33047 0.16129 38.87 1.34 5.15 129500 3.81 1.07782 0.74456 0.25544 0.55326 0.27704 77.73 1.56 4.06 86000 2.5 0.87315 0.60317 0.39683 0.72298 0.52562 155.47 2.41 3.23 31100 0.82 0.36458 0.25185 0.74815 0.93718 0.84440
Control 1.22 6.52 271600 5.3 1.44814 1 0 0 0
2.43 1.24 6.39 270300 5.15 1.44574 0.99834 0.00166 0.00507 0.02830 4.86 1.25 6.32 248600 5.07 1.40390 0.96945 0.03055 0.08963 0.04340 9.72 1.27 6.25 214700 4.98 1.33060 0.91883 0.08117 0.22175 0.06038 19.43 1.32 5.66 187200 4.34 1.26206 0.87151 0.12849 0.32892 0.18113 38.87 1.34 5.22 129800 3.88 1.07897 0.74507 0.25493 0.55261 0.26792 77.73 1.48 4.12 85400 2.64 0.86965 0.60053 0.39947 0.72564 0.50189 155.47 2.39 3.18 31600 0.79 0.37255 0.25726 0.74274 0.93531 0.85094
Control 1.2 6.53 271400 5.33 1.44777 1 0 0 0
2.43 1.24 6.4 270400 5.16 1.44593 0.99873 0.00127 0.00390 0.03189 4.86 1.31 6.34 248100 5.03 1.40289 0.96900 0.03100 0.09087 0.05629 9.72 1.3 6.23 215900 4.93 1.33338 0.92099 0.07901 0.21646 0.07505 19.43 1.27 5.78 185300 4.51 1.25696 0.86821 0.13179 0.33580 0.15385 38.87 1.35 5.19 128900 3.84 1.07549 0.74286 0.25714 0.55577 0.27955 77.73 1.49 4.17 85800 2.68 0.87198 0.60229 0.39771 0.72387 0.49719 155.47 2.38 3.21 30900 0.83 0.36135 0.24959 0.75041 0.93799 0.84428
Control 1.23000 6.53000 271433.33 5.30000 1.44783 1 0 0 0
2.43 1.23667 6.40667 270400.00 5.17000 1.44593 0.99868 0.00132 0.00403 0.02453 4.86 1.26667 6.33333 248566.67 5.06667 1.40383 0.96961 0.03039 0.08917 0.04403 9.72 1.29333 6.25333 215400.00 4.96000 1.33222 0.92015 0.07985 0.21851 0.06415 19.43 1.30667 5.73000 186366.67 4.42333 1.25983 0.87015 0.12985 0.33173 0.16541 38.87 1.34333 5.18667 129400.00 3.84333 1.07743 0.74417 0.25583 0.55388 0.27484 77.73 1.51000 4.11667 85733.33 2.60667 0.87159 0.60200 0.39800 0.72416 0.50818 155.47 2.39333 3.20667 31200.00 0.81333 0.36616 0.25290 0.74708 0.93683 0.84654
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 2-heptyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.15 5.23 253400 4.08 1.41346 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 2-octyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 2.21 7.01 232900 4.8 1.37128 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
初始細胞密度
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.09 8.31 290600 7.22 1.48195 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 2-decyn-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.26 8.86 263600 7.6 1.43319 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
Primary homopropargylic alcohols
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.37 8.72 302600 7.35 1.50218 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 3-pentyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.65 6.09 257800 4.44 1.42207 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 3-hexyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.43 5.59 235400 4.16 1.37662 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 3-heptyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.58 9.43 281200 7.85 1.46551 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 3-octyn-1-ol 初始細胞密度
(cells/mL) : 15000
MCV (μm3) : 43.3 D (μm) : Initial pH : 7.55 EDTA(%) : 0 T(℃) : 23.2 Test duration : 48-h
Conc Initial DO Final DO Final cells Delta DO IR IR IR
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative
( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 3-nonyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.09 9.81 403100 8.72 1.64557 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
Biomass : Yield f (Final yield based on cell density)
實 驗 毒 物 : 3-decyn-1-ol
mg/L mg/L mg/L cells/ml mg/L μspecific μrelative ( growth rate) (Biomass) (DO)
Control 1.22 9.29 345200 8.07 1.56804 1 0 0 0
IR : Inhibition rate
附錄二:劑量反應曲線圖
Primary propargylic alcohols
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Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data
Fig 1 The Dose-response Curve of 2-propyn-1-ol
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Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data
Fig 2 The Dose-response Curve of 2-butyn-1-ol
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2-butyn-1,4-diol conc. (mg/L)
Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data
Fig 3 The Dose-response Curve of 2-butyn-1,4-diol
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Fig 4 The Dose-response Curve of 2-pentyn-1-ol
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Fig 5 The Dose-response Curve of 2-hexyn-1-ol
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2-heptyn-1-ol conc. (mg/L)
Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data
Fig 6 The Dose-response Curve of 2-heptyn-1-ol
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Fig 7 The Dose-response Curve of 2-octyn-1-ol
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Fig 8 The Dose-response Curve of 2-nonyn-1-ol
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Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data
Fig 9 The Dose-response Curve of 2-decyn-1-ol
Primary homopropargylic alcohols
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Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data
Fig 10 The Dose-response Curve of 3-butyn-1-ol
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3-pentyn-ol conc. (mg/L)
Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data
Fig 11 The Dose-response Curve of 3-pentyn-1-ol
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Fig 12 The Dose-response Curve of 3-hexyn-1-ol
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3-heptyn-ol conc. (mg/L)
Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data
Fig 13 The Dose-response Curve of 3-heptyn-1-ol
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Fig 14 The Dose-response Curve of 3-octyn-1-ol
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Inhibition Rate
DO. data
Final Yield. data
Growth Rate. data
0.00 0.20 0.40 0.60 0.80 1.00 1.20
0.00 0.01 0.10 1.00 10.00 100.00 3-decyn-1-ol conc. (mg/L)
Inhi bi tion R at e
DO. data
Final Yield. data Growth Rate. data