The Odin has the W303 Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain which shares >85% of its genome with S288C:
No doubt as community biolabs mature they will have collected frozen stocks of a great many strains of BSL1 microorganisms. Of course, there is the overhead of maintaining and distribution but I think the community as a whole would benefit from getting access to these repositories as some nominal cost to make it worthwhile. Academic labs routinely share (officially and un-officially) lab strains and plasmids. I'd love to hear what the DIYbio community feels about this.
Cheers,
Scott
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