UW researchers sequence haptophyte algae genome, the second to be analyzed; may aid biofuel production

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By mmillikinNov 23, 2015, 7:00 am359 pts
University of Washington scientists have sequenced the complete genome of Chrysochromulina tobin—a haptophyte algae and only the second haptophyte to be sequenced. Researchers hope to better understand haptophytes and perhaps transform them into an important new tool for aquaculture, biofuel production and…

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