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Genetics of Methylotrophic Yeasts

1987
Biochemical and physiological investigations of methylotrophic yeasts have produced a number of intriguing observations with regard to the ability of these yeasts to grow on methanol [1, 2]. At least two observations are of particular interest to geneticists and molecular biologists.
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Ultrastructure of Methylotrophic Microorganisms

1991
T E, Jensen, W A, Corpe
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Ecology of Methylotrophic Bacteria

1991
R S, Hanson, E V, Wattenberg
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Molecular genetics of methylotrophic yeasts

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 1987
C P, Hollenberg, Z, Janowicz, M, Eckart, P, Garg, A, Gödecke, R, Roggenkamp   +5 more
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Pharmaceutical Proteins From Methylotrophic Yeasts

2005
de Bruin, E.C., Duitman, E.H, de Boer, A.L., Veenhuis, M, Bos, I.G., Hack, C.E.   +5 more
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METHYLOTROPHS: Genetics and Commercial Applications

Annual Review of Microbiology, 1990
M E, Lidstrom, D I, Stirling
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Methylotrophs and Methylotroph Communities

2019
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Untersuchungen zur genetik methylotropher bakterien

Acta Biotechnologica, 1983
J Engel, A. Steudel, K. Sattler
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Aerobic Methylotrophic Prokaryotes

2013
Ludmila Chistoserdova, Mary E. Lidstrom
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[Nomenclature of obligate methylotrophs].

Mikrobiologiia, 1979
The nomenclature of obligate methylotrophs, i. e. bacteria using only reduced monocarbon compounds (methane, methanol, methylamines) as a carbon source, is dicussed. The chronology of naming taxons of methane oxidizing bacteria is presented and the rightfulness of their names is analyzed according to the rules of the International Codex of Bacterial ...
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