FMT150藻类培养与在线监测系统参考文献目录
FMT150藻类培养与在线监测系统将生物反应器与监测仪器独特地结合在一起，用于淡水、海水藻类和蓝细菌（蓝藻）等的模块化精确光照培养与生理监测。
FMT150可以通过控制单元（包括电脑与预装软件，软件分为基本版与高级版）中用户自定义程序动态自动改变培养条件并实时在线监测培养条件与测量参数。光强、光质、温度和通入气体的组分与流速都可以精确调控。加装恒浊和恒化模块后还可以调控培养基的pH值和浊度。FMT150可连接多达7个蠕动泵进行不同恒化与pH条件培养。培养条件可以根据用户自定义方案动态变化，既可以进行恒定条件下的培养，也可以一定的周期自动变化。控制单元可同时控制多台FMT150进行同步实验，保证不同处理实验间的一致性。
仪器内置叶绿素荧光仪和光密度计等。培养藻类的生长状况由光密度计测定OD680和OD720实现实时监控，并可以通过OD值监测相对叶绿素浓度。叶绿素荧光仪实时监测Ft并可测定F0、Fm、Fm′和QY来反映培养藻类的光合生理状态。
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