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The paper identifies and overexpresses key transcription factors in Chlamydomonas pacifica to enhance lipid accumulation for biodiesel production.

The paper demonstrates the production of a plastic-degrading enzyme, PHL7, in the extremophile alga Chlamydomonas pacifica in open raceway ponds.

This study develops and validates low-cost, high-throughput screening methods for algae tolerance to extreme pH, temperature, salinity, and light using agar plates and liquid cultures.

This paper evaluates Chlamydomonas incerta as a platform for recombinant protein production, showing higher expression levels for mCherry and comparable performance for xylanase and PHL7 compared to C. reinhardtii.

This paper develops a system for anchoring and controlled release of proteins in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii using GP1 PPSPX motifs and pH-sensitive inteins.