1. (1988). What is the "true" internal environment of halophilic and other bacteria? Can J Microbiol34, 482-486.Kushner, D. J. 1988. What is the "true" internal environment of halophilic and other bacteria? Can. J. Microbiol. 34:482-486....
Several species are found in soil with high salt concentration (some even require nearly 5M NaCl concentration in media to grow). Somehalophilic ActinobacteriaareSalinispora, Dietzia, Williamsia, Marinophilus, etc. Endophytic Actinobacteriaare also widely isolated and studied. Most of them are associat...
Drug products will have expiration dating that reflect their labelled storage conditions and primary packaging that are supported by long-term stability studies. Typically, one batch in each packaging style is entered into the stability program each year. The stabil...
The first historical descriptions that have been given of the discovery that these sequences were an immune system of bacteria mention three articles published in 2005 that showed through bioinformatic approaches the presence of bacteriophage sequences in CRISPRs. Two articles published in 2006 and ...
Bioremediation of oily hypersaline soil via autochthonous bioaugmentation with halophilic bacteria and archaea The microbial inoculants couldn't survive till the end of the bioremediation process.Oil hydrocarbons were attenuated in all samples including the unbioaug... Kevin C. Lee,Stephen D.J. Archer...
so it was named HCLase. Research on basic enzymatic properties shows that HCLase is different from reported glycosaminoglycan degrading enzymes in that it has halophilic properties, which is related to its origin from marine bacteria, and exhibits good temperature and pH stability. Substrate degradatio...
It's not caused by Mercury sulphide. The color comes from halophilic archaebacteria and minerals. Byanon47024— On Sep 30, 2009 anon35523, I'm in Delhi and looking for the pink salt. Can you please let me know which bazaar I can find it at? Thanks! --G ...
It's not caused by Mercury sulphide. The color comes from halophilic archaebacteria and minerals. Byanon47024— On Sep 30, 2009 anon35523, I'm in Delhi and looking for the pink salt. Can you please let me know which bazaar I can find it at? Thanks! --G ...
Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA) are storage polymers accumulated by numerous prokaryotes in form of intracellular granules. Native PHA granules are formed by amorphous polymer which reveals considerably higher elasticity and flexibility as compared to crystalline pure PHA polymers. The fact that bacteria store...
They reside in the inner membrane of bacteria and in halophilic and methanogenic archaea and because many of their substrates are routinely used as antibiotics and antiseptics, they have been associated with the phenomenon of multidrug resistance. EmrE, the most studied SMR member, has presented bio...