Sequencing genome of Prymnesium parvum strain CCAP 946/6, version 1

Prymnesium parvum is a toxic microalga (haptophyte) responsible for harmful blooms that threaten aquatic ecosystems by releasing toxins that are deadly to fish and invertebrates. Genomic research on this species is crucial to understanding the mechanisms of toxin production, identifying key genes linked to its virulence, and developing targeted monitoring and control strategies, particularly in light of climate change, which is promoting its expansion.

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Date (creation)2024-01-01
Date (publication)2026-01-14
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Last updated2026-11-04
Created2026-11-04
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