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RCC931

Pycnococcus_provasolii

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ABS status: Compliant without conditions
ABS compliance details: No ABS permit needed : sampled pre-NP (no national legislation)

IDENTITY

Pycnococcus_provasolii

Domain:

Eukaryota

Division:

Chlorophyta

Class:

Prasinophyceae

Order:

Pseudoscourfieldiales

Family:

Pycnococcaceae

Genus:

Pycnococcus

Strain name:

Biosope_206_FL1-1

Strain name synonyms:

CCMP3400

Authentic culture:

STATUS

Clonal:

Axenic:

Pure:

Heterotrophic:

Toxic:

Symbiotic:

Transformed:

MORPHOLOGY

Cell shape:

coccoid

Length:

1.70

Cell motility:

non-motile

ORIGIN

Sampling ocean:

Pacific Ocean

Sampling site:

Chile upwelling

Sampling country:

Chile

Sampling ecosystem:

pelagic

Sampling cruise:

Biosope

Sampling station:

UPW3

Sampling depth (m):

Sampling date:

Wednesday, December 8, 2004

Isolation by:

Garczarek L., Marie D.

Isolation method:

Cell sorting followed by Serial dilution

CULTURE CONDITIONS

RCC medium:

RCC temperature:

20.00

RCC transfer period weeks:

3.00

Remark:

Transciptomes done by Moore Foundation

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Details for RCC staff only

Date entered catalog:

Tuesday, July 11, 2006

Identification method:

sequence

Sampling CTD:

210

Sampling bottle:

Sampling by:

Garczarek L. / Marie D.

Isolation preculture number:

206_FL1-1

Isolation medium:

K/10

Isolation light:

Purification by:

Le Gall F.

Sequences available for this RCC strain

GenBank Accession	Gene name	Gene location	Genome link	Description
EU106778	18S rRNA	nucleus		RCC931
	Transcriptome		Link	MMETSP1459

Associated references

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Garcia NS, Sexton J, Riggins T, Brown J, Lomas MW, Martiny AC. 2018. High variability in cellular stoichiometry of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus within classes of marine eukaryotic phytoplankton under sufficient nutrient conditions. Frontiers in Microbiology. 9:1–10. DOI Google Scholar BibTeX Tagged EndNote XML	Download pdf (2.18 MB)