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Picophagus_flagellatus

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IDENTITY

Picophagus_flagellatus

Domain: 
Eukaryota
Division: 
Heterokontophyta
Class: 
Picophagophyceae
Order: 
Picophagales
Family: 
Picophagaceae
Genus: 
Picophagus
Strain name: 
OLI11SC2D
Strain name synonyms: 
CCMP1953, NIES-2586
Authentic culture: 
STATUS
Clonal: 
Axenic: 
Pure: 
Heterotrophic: 
Toxic: 
Symbiotic: 
Transformed: 
MORPHOLOGY
Length: 
2.00
Cell motility: 
flagellated
ORIGIN
Sampling ocean: 
Pacific Ocean
Sampling regional sea: 
Equatorial Pacific
Sampling country: 
Kiribati
Sampling water type: 
marine
Sampling ecosystem: 
pelagic
Sampling cruise: 
OLIPAC
Sampling station: 
2
Sampling depth (m): 
15
Sampling date: 
Monday, November 7, 1994
Isolation by: 
Vaulot D.
CULTURE CONDITIONS
RCC medium: 
Rice
RCC temperature: 
20.00
RCC transfer period weeks: 
4.00
RCC light: 
100
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Date entered catalog: 
Sunday, November 1, 1998
Mother strain: 
RCC199
Identification by: 
L. Guillou
Sampling CTD: 
11
Sampling bottle: 
11
Sampling by: 
Vaulot D.

Sequences available for this RCC strain

GenBank Accession Gene name Gene location Description
AF185051 18S rRNA nucleus Picophagus flagellatus 18S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence.

Associated references

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Kashiyama Y, Yokoyama A, Shiratori T, Hess S, Not F, Bachy C, Gutierrez-Rodriguez A, Kawahara J, Suzaki T, Nakazawa M et al..  2019.  Taming chlorophylls by early eukaryotes underpinned algal interactions and the diversification of the eukaryotes on the oxygenated Earth. The ISME Journal. :1. PDF icon Download pdf (2.78 MB)