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1995
In a review of the applied genetics of aerobic thermophiles, Imanaka and Aiba (1986) identified six potential advantages of a thermophilic cloning system compared with a mesophilic system.
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In a review of the applied genetics of aerobic thermophiles, Imanaka and Aiba (1986) identified six potential advantages of a thermophilic cloning system compared with a mesophilic system.
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1978
The discovery of the genus Thermus (Brock and Freeze, 1969) provided our first impetus for detailed studies on the physiology of thermophilic bacteria. Its discovery was one of the simpler things we did, because enrichment and culture were so easy.
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The discovery of the genus Thermus (Brock and Freeze, 1969) provided our first impetus for detailed studies on the physiology of thermophilic bacteria. Its discovery was one of the simpler things we did, because enrichment and culture were so easy.
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Biotechnological Applications of Thermus
1995The ability of organisms to grow at elevated temperatures has often been inferred to be of use in biotechnology. Most of the applications envisage the use of enzymes derived from thermophiles and involve the extreme thermostability of such enzymes (Kristjansson, 1990). There is now extensive literature on the purification and properties of enzymes from
Peter L. Bergquist, Hugh W. Morgan
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The lOSa RNA Gene of Thermus thermophilus
DNA Sequence, 1998The 10Sa RNA gene of Thermus thermophilus was isolated and sequenced. The tRNA-like structure at the 5' and 3' ends and other secondary structure features of the T. thermophilus 10Sa RNA are similar to E. coli 10Sa RNA. A variant of the sequence motif coding for the tag peptide is located in the centre of T. thermophilus 10Sa RNA.
Sprinzl M +5 more
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The Genus Thermus and Related Microorganisms
1992Bacteria of the genus Thermus have been isolated from many natural and artificial thermal environments throughout the world. The first strains of the type species Thermus aquaticus were isolated from neutral and alkaline hot springs in Yellowstone National Park, USA (Brock and Freeze, 1969).
R. A. D. Williams, Milton S. Da Costa
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Activation of Thermus phosphofructokinase by monovalent cations
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Enzymology, 1979The presence of the monovalent cations Tl+, NH+4, K+, Rb+ or Cs+, in decreasing order of potency, produce a marked equivalent increase in the specific enzyme activity of phosphofructokinase (ATP:D-fructose-6-phosphate 1-phosphotransferase, EC 2.7.1.11) purified from extreme thermophile, Thermus X-1. By contrast, the monovalent cations Li+, Na+ or CH3NH+
Sioe Thung Thompson, Earle Stellwagen
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Thermus thermophilus ribosomes for crystallographic studies
Biochimie, 1991Three-dimensional crystals of the 70S ribosomes, the 70S ribosome-mRNA-tRNA complex, the 30S ribosomal subunits, several ribosomal proteins, the elongation factor G and threonyl- and seryl-tRNA synthetases from a Gram-negative extreme thermophilic bacterium, Thermus thermophilus, have been obtained at our institute.
M. B. Garber +3 more
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[15] Chaperonin from thermophile Thermus thermophilus
1998Publisher Summary The chapter describes the methods for manipulating the Thermus chaperonin. A unique chaperonin system using the chaperonin from one of the thermophilic eubacteria, Thermusthermophilus is developed. Although amino acid sequences of the chaperonin from T.
Taguchi, H., Yoshida, M.
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The Genomic Structure of Thermus Bacteriophage IN93
Journal of Biochemistry, 2009We have determined the complete nucleotide sequence of the phage IN93 is 19,604-bp long and contains 39 putative open reading frames. The functions for 20% of IN93 gene products are similar to those expressed by other known phages and bacteria, and include peptidase, lytic enzymes, integrase, repressor protein and replication protein.
Hideshi Yanase, Isao Matsushita
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Incomplete Denitrification in Thermus Species
2016Members the bacterial genus Thermus have been shown to be incomplete denitrifiers, terminating with nitrite or nitrous oxide (N2O). However, the ability to carry out denitrification and the evolution of nitrogen oxide reductase genes in Thermus remains poorly understood.
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