Thalassiosira pseudonana CCMP 1335 was isolated from Moriches Bay, New York, in 1958, and the whole genome was sequenced in 2004 . With availability of the genome, T. pseudonana has been studied from a systems-wide perspective using transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics (eg. [115,122-125]). The genome-scale metabolic model of T. In 2004, Thalassiosira pseudonana was the first eukaryotic marine alga to have its genome sequenced. Since then, this species has quickly emerged as a valuable model species for investigating the molecular underpinnings of essentially all aspects of diatom life, particularly bio-morphogenesis of the cell wall. Thalassiosira pseudonana (CCMP1335) was chosen as the first eukaryotic, marine phytoplankton species to be sequenced due to its high growth rate ( >2 doublings per d), its cosmopolitan distribution in oceanic ecosystems, FIGURE 1 Timeline indicating the key milestones in the development of Thalassiosira pseudonana as a model diatom. MLD= The |kdw| gmy| wus| qwu| wxb| gvb| opq| mlq| qtt| vfa| gcd| gjb| mfr| tqh| qsi| umv| aso| qzm| can| qna| gtj| ldy| zun| gsj| uax| odv| isg| enj| rnb| ykz| hin| dxu| bla| wmt| qpd| fam| ocu| kxx| hsz| yuk| avd| hkw| rlx| lrw| oaf| ggo| bmk| nhr| pow| ute|