Figures & data
Figure 1. Number of publications related to the term [Dunaliella] between the years 2000–2019, in PubMed database (NCBI), and respective linear regression.
![Figure 1. Number of publications related to the term [Dunaliella] between the years 2000–2019, in PubMed database (NCBI), and respective linear regression.](/cms/asset/d605b5fe-df6d-4476-b4c1-b94b7e86daee/tapy_a_2222318_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. Metabolic pathway of carotenoid production in Dunaliella (Hirschberg et al., Citation1997; Hirschberg, Citation2001; Sandmann, Citation2001; Ye, Jiang, & Wu, Citation2008).
![Figure 2. Metabolic pathway of carotenoid production in Dunaliella (Hirschberg et al., Citation1997; Hirschberg, Citation2001; Sandmann, Citation2001; Ye, Jiang, & Wu, Citation2008).](/cms/asset/8232afa5-d905-4d95-b7f9-512d4fe2159a/tapy_a_2222318_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 3. The starch and De novo pathway of Triacylglycerol synthesis in green algae. (*the metabolic pathways were simplified to a better understanding) (Coleman & Lee, Citation2004; Lippold et al., Citation2012; Ohlrogge & Browse, Citation1995; Pick & Avidan, Citation2017).
![Figure 3. The starch and De novo pathway of Triacylglycerol synthesis in green algae. (*the metabolic pathways were simplified to a better understanding) (Coleman & Lee, Citation2004; Lippold et al., Citation2012; Ohlrogge & Browse, Citation1995; Pick & Avidan, Citation2017).](/cms/asset/81974732-4c91-40a2-a002-9e3a533e7fd9/tapy_a_2222318_f0003_b.gif)
Table 1. Strains used in identified studies, of different species of the genus Dunaliella. (Strain availability: “CCAP” - Culture Collection of Algae and Protozoa; “DF” - the Marine Biological Association; “SAG” - SAG Culture Collection; “LB” - UTEX Culture Collection; “RCC” - Roscoff Culture Collection; “CCMP”- NCMA Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences; “ATCC”- American Type Culture Collection).
Table 2. Growth conditions applied to different species of the genus Dunaliella, in the analysed studies.