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Thalassiothrix antarctica L6-D1

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Principle Investigator(s) Bank Beszteri
External sample IDT. antarctica Fe- 1
NCGR Sample IDMMETSP0154
Sample accession numberCAM_SMPL_002441
Assembly accession numberCAM_ASM_000259
Combined Assembly NameThalassiothrix-antarctica-L6_D1
GenusThalassiothrix
Speciesantarctica
StrainL6-D1
ClonalYes
AxenicNo
Prelim. NCBI Taxon ID1049557
18S rRNA
Importance of organism and transcriptomesT. antarctica is endemic to the Southern Ocean and is among the dominant diatom species of the land-remote Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC). It constitutes a major component of the siliceous opal belt surrounding Antarctica due to its heavily silicified cell walls. This transcriptome is part of a comparative study of the transcriptomic responses of Southern Ocean diatoms to iron limitation.
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Environmental Data
Primary citation for organism's characterization, if availableA.Schimper ex G.Karsten 1905: 124, pl. 17: fig. 12
Latitude-51.83333
Longitude-28.66667
Collection date20-JAN-09
Sample collection siteSouthern_Ocean
Other collection site infoexpedition LOHAFEX
Sample material (e.g. "seawater," "sediment," etc.)seawater
ENVO term for habitat - primary termAcquatic: marine
Other environmental metadata availablefurther metadata available at http://www.pangaea.de
Other environmental metadata availablefurther metadata available at http://www.pangaea.de
Habitatmarine habitat
Experimental Data
Growth mediummodified f/2 amended seawater
Modifications to growth mediumUsing trace metal solution after Morel et al. 1979. medium set up using trace metal clean conditions and procedures.
Temperature (ºC)3
Salinty (psu)33.6
pH8.15
Light (µmol photons / m2 / sec)35
Day portion of day:night cycle in hours16
Night portion of day:night cycle in hours8
Nitrate (μmol/L)28
Ammonium (μmol/L).09
Phosphate (μmol/L)28.45
Silicate (μmol/L)60
Trace elements (total) (nmol/L)7.3
Investigation typeEukaryotes