| Product Number | TS551827 |
| Strain Number | UTEX 90 |
| WDCM number of Culture Collection | 606 |
| Organism Name | Chlamydomonas reinhardtii |
| Organism Type | Microalgae |
| History of Deposit | CCAP (1952-5) |
| Date of Isolation | 1945 |
| Isolated From | potato field |
| Geographic Origin | Amherst, Massachusetts, USA |
| Nomenclatural status of the strain | No |
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| Literature | mating type plus [E&S]; [When strains CCAP 11/32a (plus) &11/32b (minus) were introduced to IUCC, they were designated 89 (plus) and 90 (minus) to conform with CCAP. Subsequently, E.I. Friedmann (pers. Comm.) found that 89 = CCAP 11/32b (minus) and 90 = CCAP 11/32a (plus). In addition, Elizabeth Harris (1984, pers. Comm.) equates SAG 11-32b and UTEX 90 with mt+. Thereafter, the cultures related to UTEX 90 are mating type plus] used in combination with UTEX 1648 Selenastrum capricornutum & UTEX 749 Ankistrodesmus falcatus as food for Daphnia & Ceriodaphnia cultures (T. Waller 1988, pers. Comm.); Ca++, galvanotaxis (Nultsch & Dolle 1987); calmodulin, cAMP, gamete flagella (Pasquale & Goodenough 1988); dynein, flagella (Sakakibara & Kamiya 1989); detectable hydrogen photoproduction (Brand et al. 1989); (Ettl 1959, Levine & Ebersold 1960 [incomplete reference]); (Coleman 1982); 7/50 to CCAP from Smith via J. Hartshorne |
| Product Number | TS551827 |
| Strain Number | UTEX 90 |
| WDCM number of Culture Collection | 606 |
| Organism Name | Chlamydomonas reinhardtii |
| Organism Type | Microalgae |
| History of Deposit | CCAP (1952-5) |
| Date of Isolation | 1945 |
| Isolated From | potato field |
| Geographic Origin | Amherst, Massachusetts, USA |
| Nomenclatural status of the strain | No |
| Optimum Temperature for Growth | |
| Maximum Temperature for Growth | |
| Minimum Temperature for Growth | |
| Literature | mating type plus [E&S]; [When strains CCAP 11/32a (plus) &11/32b (minus) were introduced to IUCC, they were designated 89 (plus) and 90 (minus) to conform with CCAP. Subsequently, E.I. Friedmann (pers. Comm.) found that 89 = CCAP 11/32b (minus) and 90 = CCAP 11/32a (plus). In addition, Elizabeth Harris (1984, pers. Comm.) equates SAG 11-32b and UTEX 90 with mt+. Thereafter, the cultures related to UTEX 90 are mating type plus] used in combination with UTEX 1648 Selenastrum capricornutum & UTEX 749 Ankistrodesmus falcatus as food for Daphnia & Ceriodaphnia cultures (T. Waller 1988, pers. Comm.); Ca++, galvanotaxis (Nultsch & Dolle 1987); calmodulin, cAMP, gamete flagella (Pasquale & Goodenough 1988); dynein, flagella (Sakakibara & Kamiya 1989); detectable hydrogen photoproduction (Brand et al. 1989); (Ettl 1959, Levine & Ebersold 1960 [incomplete reference]); (Coleman 1982); 7/50 to CCAP from Smith via J. Hartshorne |