UTEX B 3026 Coelastrella sp.

UTEX B 3026
Coelastrella sp.

Condition: Xenic

Medium Type: Agar Slant

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Algae Details

UTEX Number:	3026
Class:	Chlorophyceae
Strain:	Coelastrella sp.
Medium:	BG-11 Medium (BG-11)
Origin:	San Pablo, CA, USA
Description of Location:	garden pot
GPS:
Type Culture:	No
Collection:	Juergen Polle (6/30/2010)
Isolation:	Juergen Polle (8/13/2010)
Isolator Number:	DOE0202; NAABB1202; P2
Deposition:	Juergen Polle (3/11/2013)
Relatives:
Also Known As:
Notes:	Freshwater strain; Preliminary identification (microscopy): Chlorococcum; Initial description: Apricot; Lipid Screen ID: N01R2_058 / Set ID: 5.10; carotenogenic (unverified) Genome Sequence (NCBI Link)

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About The National Alliance for Advance Biofuels and Bio-products (NAABB) Collection

The National Alliance for Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts (NAABB), a consortium of universities, research institutions, and companies funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, has made 30 of their best performing strains available to the public through UTEX. These strains are well characterized for lipid production and growth kinetics.

January 2023 Update: All 30 strains have been officially accessioned into the Collection and no longer require a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA).

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Strains that are maintained only in cryopreservation (designated 'cryo only') require a minimum of 4-weeks to grow out before shipment.

What are NAABB strains?

The National Alliance for Advanced Biofuels and Bio-products (NAABB), a consortium of universities, research institutions, and companies funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, has made 30 of their best performing strains available to the public through UTEX. These strains are well characterized for lipid production and growth kinetics.

2023 UPDATE:
These strains are now available without a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA). Please note that this strain is kept in cryopreservation and would require a minimum of 4 weeks before delivery.

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