PRJNA577416
Anti-inflammatory compounds from the diatom Cylindrotheca closterium
This study used a transcriptomic-guided approach to identify enzymes involved in anti-inflammatory compound metabolism, directing future discoveries of anti-inflammatory compounds in microalgae. To this aim, the microalga Cylindrotheca closterium was cultured in two conditions, i.e. normal medium (control) and Si-starvation conditions.