Dunaliella salina B-10
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Description
History of Receipt and Isolation
- Country of origin: Republic of Kazakhstan
- Place of isolation: East Kazakhstan Region, Lake Alakol
- Habitat: brackish waters of Lake Alakol
- Isolator(s): B.K. Zayadan & et al.
- Year of accession to the collection: 2021
- Method of strain acquisition: isolated from an enrichment culture obtained from a natural sample by sequential microbiological streaking.
- Genetic features: Wild type (WT)
- Culture state: axenic
Morphology and Structure
The cells of the strain exhibit diverse shapes, including oval, ellipsoidal, ovoid, pyriform, occasionally spherical, cylindrical, or fusiform; they are radially or bilaterally symmetrical, rarely dorsoventral or slightly asymmetrical, possessing two equal smooth flagella at the anterior convex end, with average dimensions of 16 × 22 μm. The chloroplast color is most commonly green, but occasionally varies from yellow or brownish to red.
Cultivation
- Nutrient medium: BG-11 medium (liquid and agar-solidified)
- Temperature: 25–28 °C
- Light intensity: 50–100 µmol photons/m²/s
- Light regime: 16:8 h (light/dark)
- pH: 7.5
Physiological Characteristics
mesophile, photoautotroph.
Long-term Preservation Conditions
maintained on liquid and 1.5–2.0% agarized mineral BG-11 medium. Storage temperature: 12–15 °C; light intensity: 5–10 μmol photons/m²/s; photoperiod: 12:12 h (light/dark). Culture subculturing is performed every 3 months.
Deposition Information
certificate of deposition of microorganism No. 09/12-398 in 2021 into the Republican Collection of Microorganisms of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Registration Number: RKM 0962
Field of Application
in fundamental research and biotechnology.


