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Thermoproteaceae

A family of THERMOPROTEALES consisting of variable length rigid rods without septa. They grow either chemolithoautotrophically or by sulfur… 
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2016
2016
Genomic Analysis of Vulcanisaeta thermophila Type Strain CBA1501T Isolated from Solfataric Soil
Hyperthermophilic archaea have been isolated from high-temperature environments such as geothermally heated soils, sulfur-rich… 
2014
2014
29 The Family Thermoproteaceae
The family Thermoproteaceae of the order Thermoproteales, class Thermoprotei, is represented by rod-shaped, strictly anaerobic… 
2013
2013
High abundance of heterotrophic prokaryotes in hydrothermal springs of the Azores as revealed by a network of 16S rRNA gene-based methods
Two hydrothermal springs (AI: 51 °C, pH 3; AIV: 92 °C, pH 8) were analysed to determine prokaryotic community composition. Using… 
2004
2004
Design of 16S rRNA-targeted oligonucleotide probes for detecting cultured and uncultured archaeal lineages in high-temperature environments.
In order to facilitate the evaluation of archaeal community diversity and distribution in high-temperature environments, 14 16S… 
2003
2003
Distribution of 16S rRNA introns among the family Thermoproteaceae and their evolutionary implications
Novel 16S rRNA introns were detected in four new strains within the family Thermoproteaceae. Pyrobaculum oguniense TE7T and… 
2001
2001
Polyamines of the hyperthermophilic archaebacteria belonging to the genera Thermococcus and Methanothermus and two new genera Caldivirga and Palaeococcus.
Cellular polyamines of eight new thermophilic archaebacteria were investigated to determine the chemotaxonomic significance of… 
1982
1982
The phylogeny of archaebacteria, including novel anaerobic thermoacidophiles in the light of RNA polymerase structure
DNA-dependent RNA polymerases of archaebacteria are distinct from those of eubacteria both in structure and in function. They… 
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