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  2. Brown algae include the strongest accumulators of iodine known among living systems. This paper reviews the current state of bioinorganic research in the field, focusing on the models Laminaria digitata , Macrocystis pyrifera and Ectocarpus siliculosus , and covering uptake and efflux, localization and biological significance of storage, as well as marine and atmospheric chemistry of iodine. 
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