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Halomonas aquamarina

Known as: Alcaligenes aestus, Alcaligenes aquamarinus, Achromobacter aquamarinus 
 

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2010
2010
Gammaproteobacteria occurrence and microdiversity in Tyrrhenian Sea sediments as revealed by cultivation-dependent and -independent approaches.
Bacterial diversity in Tyrrhenian Sea sediments was assessed using cultivation-dependent and -independent approaches. Samples… (More)
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2003
2003
The nomenclatural type of the genus Deleya and the consequences of Deleya aesta and Alcaligenes aquamarinus being synonyms.
The genus Deleya was created to encompass a number of marine organisms that had previously been classified in diverse genera… (More)
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2002
2002
Halogenated metabolites from the new Okinawan red alga Laurencia yonaguniensis.
A novel brominated diterpene based on the rare neoirieane skeleton, named neoirietetraol (1), has been isolated along with a… (More)
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2001
2001
Evaluation of Marine Bacterial Lysogens for Development of a Marine Prophage Induction Assay
The demonstrated relationship between carcinogenicity of a chemical compound in mammals and its tendency to cause prophage… (More)
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1991
1991
A novel lipopolysaccharide-binding hemagglutinin isolated from hemocytes of the solitary ascidian, Halocynthia roretzi: it can agglutinate bacteria.
A hemagglutinin was isolated from hemocytes of the ascidian, Halocynthia roretzi, by a procedure including extraction and ion… (More)
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1990
1990
Inhibitory effect of halocyamine, an antimicrobial substance from ascidian hemocytes, on the growth of fish viruses and marine bacteria
Halocyamine A, an antimicrobial substance isolated from hemocytes of the solitary ascidianHalocynthia roretzi, inhibited in vitro… (More)
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