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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Thermophilic Archaea"”.

  1. Mechanisms and regulation of dsDNA break repair in the Sulfolobus genus of thermophilic archaea

    … for human cancers and aging. The proteins of thermophilic archaea present an excellent opportunity to study these systems in a robust, tractable and eukaryote-like system. Archaea are in many ways biochemically unique, for example they are the only domain capable of methanogenesis. However …

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  2. Potential of thermophilic bioleaching, effect of temperature on the process performance

    … high temperature (65- 800C) process, utiltising thermophilic archaea such as Sulfolobus spp. can be considered as an alternative to current bioleaching practice. Literature indicates that there is an overall increase, 6 fold on average, in the rate of leaching due to the use thermophilic

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  3. The structure of a voltage gated potassium channel

    … is a voltage gated potassium channel from the thermophilic archaea Aeropyrum pernix which contains a single cysteine residue, which can be removed by site directed mutagenesis to give a template for cysteine scanning mutagenesis. Fluorescence spectroscopy utilising cysteine reactive probes can …

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  4. Design characterisation and in planta expression of a chimeric xylanase

    … lignocellulosic biomass. CAZymes from extremely thermophilic organisms are not normally active at the mesophilic temperatures, allowing for accumulation in the biomass without negatively affecting the growth and development of the plant. Harvested biomass could then be heat-treated, activating …

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