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Crypthecodinium cohnii Seligo
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Principle Investigator(s) | Philippe Deschamps |
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External sample ID | Ccs_DP-Rich-Log |
NCGR Sample ID | MMETSP0323_2 |
Sample accession number | CAM_SMPL_002528 |
Assembly accession number | CAM_ASM_000346 |
Combined Assembly Name | Crypthecodinium-cohnii-Seligo |
Genus | Crypthecodinium |
Species | cohnii |
Strain | Seligo |
Clonal | Yes |
Axenic | Yes |
Prelim. NCBI Taxon ID | 2866 |
18S rRNA | |
Importance of organism and transcriptomes | Crypthecodinium cohnii is a marine heterothrophic dinoflagellate for which several genetic, cytologic and molecular tools were developed, enabling the study of the unique features of the dinoflagellate cell. Culture synchronization and inducible sexual differentiation allows to provide a high range of RNA expression patterns; while functional tools can be developed to test the role of new identified RNA sequences. The evolution history and phylogenetic position of the species into the dinoflagellate group suggests that the endosymbiotic gene content of Crypthecodinium cohnii can provide a new picture of protist evolution especially for photosynthesis acquisition via secondary endosymbiosis and its subsequent loss. |
Additional citations and references | |
Environmental Data | |
Primary citation for organism's characterization, if available | Seligo in Cohn 1186 p.156, Chatton in Grasse 1952 p.347 |
ENVO term for habitat - primary term | Acquatic: marine |
Habitat | marine habitat |
Experimental Data | |
Date of experiment | 18-APR-11 |
Growth medium | MLH (Tuttle & Loeblich, 1975) |
Modifications to growth medium | Double Amount of vitamins, 10 g/L glucose |
Temperature (ºC) | 27 |
Salinty (psu) | 30 |
pH | 7.5 |
Night portion of day:night cycle in hours | 24 |
Ammonium (μmol/L) | 3000 |
Phosphate (μmol/L) | 790 |
Trace elements (total) (nmol/L) | 1800 |
Investigation type | Eukaryotes |
Other experimental metadata available | Cells harvested in early log phase (1.6 million cells/mL) |