A new approach to biotransformation and value of kitchen waste oil driven by gut microorganisms in Hermetia illucens

Hermetia illucens larvae are known for their ability to recycle organic waste, but their capacity to recover waste oils and the role of gut microorganisms in this process are not fully understood. To gain further insights, the biological recovery of waste frying oil into valuable lipids and the infl...

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Published in	Journal of environmental management Vol. 370; p. 123046
Main Authors	Wang, Yuting, Yu, Zuojian, Cao, Qingcheng, Liu, Cuncheng, Qin, Yuanhang, Wang, Tielin, Wang, Cunwen
Format	Journal Article
Language	English
Published	England Elsevier Ltd 01.11.2024
Subjects	absorption Actinomyces Animals bioenergy Biological recovery biosynthesis Biotransformation Black soldier fly larvae diet digestion digestive system Enterococcus Fatty Acids - metabolism Gastrointestinal Microbiome Gut microbiota Hermetia illucens Insect fat insects intestinal microorganisms kitchen waste Larva lipids oils Providencia Waste frying oil waste management Waste Management - methods Gut microbiota Waste frying oil Black soldier fly larvae Insect fat Biological recovery
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Abstract	Hermetia illucens larvae are known for their ability to recycle organic waste, but their capacity to recover waste oils and the role of gut microorganisms in this process are not fully understood. To gain further insights, the biological recovery of waste frying oil into valuable lipids and the influence of gut bacteria on this biotransformation were investigated. The larvae efficiently digested and absorbed waste frying oil, demonstrating their potential for converting various oils into insect fat. The presence of different fatty acids in their diet significantly altered gut bacterial communities, enriching certain genera such as Actinomyces, Enterococcus, and Providencia. Redundancy analysis revealed that the composition and structure of these bacterial communities were predictive of their function in the biotransformation of fatty acids and the lipid biosynthesis in the larvae. Specific bacteria, including Corynebacterium_1, Providencia, Actinomyces, Escherichia-Shigella, and others, were identified to play specialized roles in the digestion and absorption of fatty acids, contributing to lipid synthesis and storage. These findings highlight the potential of Hermetia illucens in the biological recovery of waste frying oil and underscore the crucial role of gut microbiota in this process, offering a sustainable approach to waste management and bioenergy production. [Display omitted] •Hermetia illucens larvae effectively utilize waste oil as a nutritional source.•Gut microbiota play a pivotal role in the digestion of fatty acids from waste oil.•Gut bacteria mediate lipid biosynthesis in the larvae.•Hermetia illucens offer a sustainable approach in waste-to-energy conversion.
AbstractList	Hermetia illucens larvae are known for their ability to recycle organic waste, but their capacity to recover waste oils and the role of gut microorganisms in this process are not fully understood. To gain further insights, the biological recovery of waste frying oil into valuable lipids and the influence of gut bacteria on this biotransformation were investigated. The larvae efficiently digested and absorbed waste frying oil, demonstrating their potential for converting various oils into insect fat. The presence of different fatty acids in their diet significantly altered gut bacterial communities, enriching certain genera such as Actinomyces, Enterococcus, and Providencia. Redundancy analysis revealed that the composition and structure of these bacterial communities were predictive of their function in the biotransformation of fatty acids and the lipid biosynthesis in the larvae. Specific bacteria, including Corynebacterium_1, Providencia, Actinomyces, Escherichia-Shigella, and others, were identified to play specialized roles in the digestion and absorption of fatty acids, contributing to lipid synthesis and storage. These findings highlight the potential of Hermetia illucens in the biological recovery of waste frying oil and underscore the crucial role of gut microbiota in this process, offering a sustainable approach to waste management and bioenergy production.Hermetia illucens larvae are known for their ability to recycle organic waste, but their capacity to recover waste oils and the role of gut microorganisms in this process are not fully understood. To gain further insights, the biological recovery of waste frying oil into valuable lipids and the influence of gut bacteria on this biotransformation were investigated. The larvae efficiently digested and absorbed waste frying oil, demonstrating their potential for converting various oils into insect fat. The presence of different fatty acids in their diet significantly altered gut bacterial communities, enriching certain genera such as Actinomyces, Enterococcus, and Providencia. Redundancy analysis revealed that the composition and structure of these bacterial communities were predictive of their function in the biotransformation of fatty acids and the lipid biosynthesis in the larvae. Specific bacteria, including Corynebacterium_1, Providencia, Actinomyces, Escherichia-Shigella, and others, were identified to play specialized roles in the digestion and absorption of fatty acids, contributing to lipid synthesis and storage. These findings highlight the potential of Hermetia illucens in the biological recovery of waste frying oil and underscore the crucial role of gut microbiota in this process, offering a sustainable approach to waste management and bioenergy production. Hermetia illucens larvae are known for their ability to recycle organic waste, but their capacity to recover waste oils and the role of gut microorganisms in this process are not fully understood. To gain further insights, the biological recovery of waste frying oil into valuable lipids and the influence of gut bacteria on this biotransformation were investigated. The larvae efficiently digested and absorbed waste frying oil, demonstrating their potential for converting various oils into insect fat. The presence of different fatty acids in their diet significantly altered gut bacterial communities, enriching certain genera such as Actinomyces, Enterococcus, and Providencia. Redundancy analysis revealed that the composition and structure of these bacterial communities were predictive of their function in the biotransformation of fatty acids and the lipid biosynthesis in the larvae. Specific bacteria, including Corynebacterium_1, Providencia, Actinomyces, Escherichia-Shigella, and others, were identified to play specialized roles in the digestion and absorption of fatty acids, contributing to lipid synthesis and storage. These findings highlight the potential of Hermetia illucens in the biological recovery of waste frying oil and underscore the crucial role of gut microbiota in this process, offering a sustainable approach to waste management and bioenergy production. [Display omitted] •Hermetia illucens larvae effectively utilize waste oil as a nutritional source.•Gut microbiota play a pivotal role in the digestion of fatty acids from waste oil.•Gut bacteria mediate lipid biosynthesis in the larvae.•Hermetia illucens offer a sustainable approach in waste-to-energy conversion. Hermetia illucens larvae are known for their ability to recycle organic waste, but their capacity to recover waste oils and the role of gut microorganisms in this process are not fully understood. To gain further insights, the biological recovery of waste frying oil into valuable lipids and the influence of gut bacteria on this biotransformation were investigated. The larvae efficiently digested and absorbed waste frying oil, demonstrating their potential for converting various oils into insect fat. The presence of different fatty acids in their diet significantly altered gut bacterial communities, enriching certain genera such as Actinomyces, Enterococcus, and Providencia. Redundancy analysis revealed that the composition and structure of these bacterial communities were predictive of their function in the biotransformation of fatty acids and the lipid biosynthesis in the larvae. Specific bacteria, including Corynebacterium_1, Providencia, Actinomyces, Escherichia-Shigella, and others, were identified to play specialized roles in the digestion and absorption of fatty acids, contributing to lipid synthesis and storage. These findings highlight the potential of Hermetia illucens in the biological recovery of waste frying oil and underscore the crucial role of gut microbiota in this process, offering a sustainable approach to waste management and bioenergy production.
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Author	Yu, Zuojian Cao, Qingcheng Wang, Cunwen Wang, Yuting Liu, Cuncheng Qin, Yuanhang Wang, Tielin
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