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KCTC 12044

KCTC No. 12044  
(KCTC Other No.)  
Resource Type Bacteria  
Name Zooshikella ganghwensis  
Type Strain Yes  
Biosafty Level 1  
LMO No  
Synonym  
Phylum (ex Phylum) Pseudomonadota (Proteobacteria - Gammaproteobacteria)  
Genome Information  
History <- J Chon, Seoul Nat. Univ.  
Source From Sediment sample of getbol, Korea, Ganghwa island [5431]  
Other Collection No. JC2044, DSM [15267], IMSNU [14003]  
Reference 5431  
KCTC Media No. KCTC media No. 187 Marine Agar 2216 (Difco 0979)
 
Oxygen Requirement Aerobic  
Temperature 28 ℃  
pH netural pH 배양 가능 (배지정보 참조)  
Incubation Time  
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Price
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- Freeze vial (Regular distribution): $50,000 KRW
- Actively growing culture (Active culture distribution): ₩75 KRW
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