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Draft Nuclear Genome Sequence of the Halophilic and Beta-Carotene-Accumulating Green Alga Dunaliella salina Strain CCAP19/18

Juergen Polle, Kerrie Barry, John C. Cushman, Jeremy Schmutz, Duc Tran, Leyla T. Hathwaik, Won Cheol Yim, Jerry Jenkins, Zaid McKie‐Krisberg, Simon Prochnik, Erika Lindquist, Rhyan B. Dockter, Catherine Adam, Henrik Molina, Jakob Bunkenborg, EonSeon Jin, Mark A. Buchheim, Jon Magnuson

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is a model for stress tolerance and is used commercially for production of beta-carotene (=pro-vitamin A). The presented draft genome of the genuine strain CCAP19/18 will allow investigations into metabolic processes involved in regulation of stress responses, including carotenogenesis and adaptations to life in high-salinity environments.

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is a model for stress tolerance and is used commercially for production of beta-carotene (=pro-vitamin A). The presented draft genome of the genuine strain CCAP19/18 will allow investigations into metabolic processes involved in regulation of stress responses, including carotenogenesis and adaptations to life in high-salinity environments.

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is a model for stress tolerance and is used commercially for production of beta-carotene (=pro-vitamin A). The presented draft genome of the genuine strain CCAP19/18 will allow investigations into metabolic processes involved in regulation of stress responses, including carotenogenesis and adaptations to life in high-salinity environments.

Key concepts: Dunaliella salina, Halotolerance, Halophile, Dunaliella, Biology, Strain (injury), Whole genome sequencing, Botany

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