halophilic archaea
Falb, Michaela (2005): Computational Genome and Pathway Analysis of Halophilic Archaea. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie
... in halophilic archaea and ...non- halophilic archaea. Whereas putative halophilic NLip proteins mostly contained XAGC variations (X = [LVTAFIS]) or an LSGC motif, non-halophilic ...
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Annihilation of Extremely Halophilic Archaea in Hide Preservation Salt Using Alternating Electric Current109-119
... extremely halophilic archaea in hide curing salt has not yet been ...extremely halophilic archaea in salt; the inactivation effect of 2 A alternating electric current on the isolates of ...
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PURIFICATION OF Β-KETOTHIOLASE FROM HALOPHILIC ARCHAEA HALOARCULA SP.1 ISOLATED FROM BHAVNAGAR COAST, GUJARAT, INDIA.
... The Archaea (Woese et ...from halophilic Archaea is very sparse, only the unique case reported so far from extremely halophilic Archaea is enzyme acetoacetyl – CoA ...the ...
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The Closest Relatives of Icosahedral Viruses of Thermophilic Bacteria Are among Viruses and Plasmids of the Halophilic Archaea
... P23-77 virus elements are present in plasmids and viruses of halophilic archaea. P23-77 has a predicted packaging ATPase and two major capsid proteins (see above). Interestingly, we dis- covered similar ...
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Virion Architecture Unifies Globally Distributed Pleolipoviruses Infecting Halophilic Archaea
... Our understanding of the third domain of life, Archaea, has greatly increased since its establishment some 20 years ago. The in- creasing information on archaea has also brought their viruses into the ...
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Oberwinkler, Tanja Margret (2011): Metabolic and genomic annotations in halophilic archaea. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie
... Bacteria have evolved completely different strategies for lysine degradation: either via 5-amino pentanamide (Yamanishi et al. , 2007) or via cadaverine (Fothergill & Guest, 1977) (both pathways are combined in ...
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ISOLATION AND MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION OF HALOPHILIC ARCHAEA (Part –I) FROM SALINE SOIL
... genomes. Archaea are highly diverse with respect to morphology, physiology, reproduction and ...of halophilic archaea 2) Phylogenetic identification of the haloarchaeal ...
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Konstantinidis, Konstantinos (2008): Genome-Wide Proteomics and Quantitative Analyses on Halophilic Archaea. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie
... of halophilic archaea attributed to diverged evolution have been discussed previously [Konstantinidis et ...of halophilic promoters [Baliga and DasSarma 1999; Soppa 1999]. In archaea, ...
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Positioning of the Motility Machinery in Halophilic Archaea
... In archaea, the mechanism(s) by which archaella and chemosensory arrays are positioned at specific locations of the cell has not yet been studied in ...Several archaea, including ...that archaea also ...
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Insights into Head-Tailed Viruses Infecting Extremely Halophilic Archaea
... Extremophilic archaea, both hyperthermophiles and halophiles, dominate in habitats where rather harsh conditions are encoun- tered. Like all other organisms, archaeal cells are susceptible to viral infections, and ...
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Diversity of DNA replication in the archaea
... in halophilic archaea for gene transfer and the exchange of large chromosomal fragments between Haloferax volcanii and Haloferax mediterranei has been detected in vivo ...
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Draft genome sequence of the extremely halophilic archaeon Haladaptatus cibarius type strain D43T isolated from fermented seafood
... extremely halophilic archaea, called haloarchaea, possess the small retinal protein halorhodopsin [1–3] and currently consists of more than 47 genera that live in hypersaline environments [4, ...
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Driving apart and segregating genomes in Archaea
... Halophilic archaea are characterized by the presence of multiple copies of the chromosome (Figure 1). To some extent this feature has hindered a detailed dissection of their cell cycle. Halobacterium ...
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Functional Diversification of the Twin Arginine Translocation Pathway Mediates the Emergence of Novel Ecological Adaptations
... the halophilic archaea have the greatest number of amino acid sites (32 sites for TatCo, TatCt has 24 sites) under FD compared with other ...thermophilic archaea Sulfolobus presented most of its FD ...
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Stability and Repair of DNA in Hyperthermophilic Archaea
... homologues in many archaea (Table 1). Also, some DNA repair mechanisms of HA resemble those of well-studied organisms, whereas others clearly deviate from them at fundamental levels. In this context, simplistic ...
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DNA repair in the archaea – an emerging picture
... the archaea add to this hot topic (Figure 2)? If we take the example of the XPF nuclease, it comes in two “flavours” in ...most archaea with the exception of the crenarchaea and Thermoplasma, which have a ...
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Purine biosynthesis in archaea: variations on a theme
... We could not identify a GAR formyltransferase (purN/ purT) gene in seven species of Archaea that appear to have otherwise intact purine biosynthesis pathways. The two Archaeoglobi, four Methanomicrobiales, and ...
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Eukaryotic Like Virus Budding in Archaea
... IMPORTANCE The replication of enveloped viruses has been extensively studied in eukaryotes but has remained unexplored for enveloped viruses infecting bacteria and archaea. Here, we provide a sequential view on ...
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Proposed Role for KaiC Like ATPases as Major Signal Transduction Hubs in Archaea
... Genomic census of the KaiC ATPase family in archaea and bacteria. To perform a comprehensive phylogenomic analysis of the KaiC ATPase superfamily, 2,635 se- quences from the three KaiC subfamilies (COG0467, ...
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Different Responses of Bacterial and Archaeal Communities in River Sediments to Water Transfer and Seasonal Changes
... Responses of bacteria and archaea with 15 highest abundance to the water diversion or seasonal.. 231.[r] ...
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