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ATCC oblongichytrium sp
Phylogenetic tree of the Labyrinthulea class. The tree was constructed using available 18S rRNA sequences from the NCBI Gene Database ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene , accessed on 15 April 2024) by the maximum likelihood method. This tree is divided into four clades, representing the main families: The first clade (I) consists of species from the order Labyrinthulida (50 sequences). The second clade (II) includes species from the order Amphifilida: Sorodiplophrys stercorea sp. (four sequences) and Amphifilidae sp. (one sequence). In the third clade (III), order Thraustochyrida, 132 of the 426 sequences correspond to the Aurantiochytrium spp., 118 belong to the Thraustochytrium spp., 72 are designated as Thraustochytriidae spp., 33 sequences to the Ulkenia spp., 30 sequences to the Schizochytrium spp., 11 sequences to Thraustochytriaceae spp., and several sequences correspond to other species. The fourth clade (IV) is represented by orders Oblongichytrida and Aplanochytrida. In total, 54 of the 88 sequences belong to the <t>Oblongichytrium</t> spp., and 25 sequences belong to the Aplanochytrium spp. E—ectoplasmic network, B—bothrosome, N—nucleus.
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Phylogenetic tree of the Labyrinthulea class. The tree was constructed using available 18S rRNA sequences from the NCBI Gene Database ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene , accessed on 15 April 2024) by the maximum likelihood method. This tree is divided into four clades, representing the main families: The first clade (I) consists of species from the order Labyrinthulida (50 sequences). The second clade (II) includes species from the order Amphifilida: Sorodiplophrys stercorea sp. (four sequences) and Amphifilidae sp. (one sequence). In the third clade (III), order Thraustochyrida, 132 of the 426 sequences correspond to the Aurantiochytrium spp., 118 belong to the Thraustochytrium spp., 72 are designated as Thraustochytriidae spp., 33 sequences to the Ulkenia spp., 30 sequences to the Schizochytrium spp., 11 sequences to Thraustochytriaceae spp., and several sequences correspond to other species. The fourth clade (IV) is represented by orders Oblongichytrida and Aplanochytrida. In total, 54 of the 88 sequences belong to the Oblongichytrium spp., and 25 sequences belong to the Aplanochytrium spp. E—ectoplasmic network, B—bothrosome, N—nucleus.

Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences

Article Title: Thraustochytrids: Evolution, Ultrastructure, Biotechnology, and Modeling

doi: 10.3390/ijms252313172

Figure Lengend Snippet: Phylogenetic tree of the Labyrinthulea class. The tree was constructed using available 18S rRNA sequences from the NCBI Gene Database ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene , accessed on 15 April 2024) by the maximum likelihood method. This tree is divided into four clades, representing the main families: The first clade (I) consists of species from the order Labyrinthulida (50 sequences). The second clade (II) includes species from the order Amphifilida: Sorodiplophrys stercorea sp. (four sequences) and Amphifilidae sp. (one sequence). In the third clade (III), order Thraustochyrida, 132 of the 426 sequences correspond to the Aurantiochytrium spp., 118 belong to the Thraustochytrium spp., 72 are designated as Thraustochytriidae spp., 33 sequences to the Ulkenia spp., 30 sequences to the Schizochytrium spp., 11 sequences to Thraustochytriaceae spp., and several sequences correspond to other species. The fourth clade (IV) is represented by orders Oblongichytrida and Aplanochytrida. In total, 54 of the 88 sequences belong to the Oblongichytrium spp., and 25 sequences belong to the Aplanochytrium spp. E—ectoplasmic network, B—bothrosome, N—nucleus.

Article Snippet: Many thraustochytrids are known to be capable of synthesizing ω -3 fatty acids, such as Oblongichytrium sp. RT2316-13 [ ], Aurantiochytrium / Schizochytrium sp. [ ], and Thraustochytrium aureum sp. (ATCC 34304) [ ].

Techniques: Construct, Sequencing