Strain Issues

Strain Issues
AF16 Strain data for AF16 and HK104 are coming. We apologize for the delays. These two strains have been passaged for many years and fidelity is not guaranteed. We selected the 2019 versions of both strains from the CGC, but they are likely different than previous thaws and other lab's versions. PB426 is the ancestor of AF16 and could be a good replacement before laboratory strain passage. Please contact Erik with any questions or concerns.
CB4507 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009, Likely dauer mutant from N2 screen
CB4555 N2xCB4851 recombinant, misfrozen as a wild isolate, McGrath et al. 2009
DH424 N2xCB4851 recombinant, misfrozen as a wild isolate, McGrath et al. 2009
HK104 Strain data for AF16 and HK104 are coming. We apologize for the delays. These two strains have been passaged for many years and fidelity is not guaranteed. We selected the 2019 versions of both strains from the CGC, but they are likely different than previous thaws and other lab's versions. PB426 is the ancestor of AF16 and could be a good replacement before laboratory strain passage. Please contact Erik with any questions or concerns.
JU2461 WGS aligns as C. briggsae
JU2771 WGS aligns as C. briggsae
CB3191 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009
CB3192 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009
CB3193 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009
CB3194 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009
CB3195 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009
DR1349 N2xCB4851 recombinant, misfrozen as a wild isolate, McGrath et al. 2009
ECA244 WGS identical to N2
ECA252 By WGS, this strain is a recombinant between N2 and CB4851.
ECA339 By WGS, this strain is the same as ECA252. It is a recombinant between N2 and CB4851.
JU1893 WGS aligns as C. briggsae
LSJ1 Strain derivative highly related to N2 but cultured in high-density liquid culture, not a wild isolate
PX174 WGS shows identity with RC301, Andersen et al. 2012
PX176 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009
TR388 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009
TR389 Identical to N2, McGrath et al. 2009
TR403 N2xCB4851 recombinant, misfrozen as a wild isolate, McGrath et al. 2009