Phaeodactylum tricornutum
Phaeodactylum tricornutum
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编号:TS545211
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| Product Number | TS545211 |
| Strain Number | UTEX 2089 |
| WDCM number of Culture Collection | 606 |
| Organism Name | Phaeodactylum tricornutum |
| Organism Type | Microalgae |
| History of Deposit | J.C. Lewin (6/76) |
| Date of Isolation | |
| Isolated From | rock pool |
| Geographic Origin | Segelskär Island, Finland |
| Nomenclatural status of the strain | No |
| Optimum Temperature for Growth | |
| Maximum Temperature for Growth | |
| Minimum Temperature for Growth | |
| Literature | light harvesting pigment proteins, monospecific antibodies (Friedman & Alberte 1987); (Lewin et al. 1958); In 1974, J.C. Lewin (pers. Comm.) identified some of our Nitzchia cultures as Phaeodactylum [see UTEX 640, 642, 646, & 2089] with the following explanation: "Oval cells of Phaeodactylum occur in cultures kept on agar. There is a gradual transformation back to the fusiform state, after oval cells are inoculated into liquid medium. Sometimes, people who dont know about this unusual life style may end up being fooled." |
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| Product Number | TS545211 |
| Strain Number | UTEX 2089 |
| WDCM number of Culture Collection | 606 |
| Organism Name | Phaeodactylum tricornutum |
| Organism Type | Microalgae |
| History of Deposit | J.C. Lewin (6/76) |
| Date of Isolation | |
| Isolated From | rock pool |
| Geographic Origin | Segelskär Island, Finland |
| Nomenclatural status of the strain | No |
| Optimum Temperature for Growth | |
| Maximum Temperature for Growth | |
| Minimum Temperature for Growth | |
| Literature | light harvesting pigment proteins, monospecific antibodies (Friedman & Alberte 1987); (Lewin et al. 1958); In 1974, J.C. Lewin (pers. Comm.) identified some of our Nitzchia cultures as Phaeodactylum [see UTEX 640, 642, 646, & 2089] with the following explanation: "Oval cells of Phaeodactylum occur in cultures kept on agar. There is a gradual transformation back to the fusiform state, after oval cells are inoculated into liquid medium. Sometimes, people who dont know about this unusual life style may end up being fooled." |
