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Polyamine Analysis of Extremely Halophilic Archaebacteria and Methanogenic Archaebacteria

Takehiko Tanaka, Koei Hamana, Takashi Itoh

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The polyamine patterns of 19 species of extremely halophilic archaea (archaebacteria) and 14 species of methanogenic archaebacteria were examined. The acid-extracted cellular polyamines were analyzed by HPLC. Appreciable amount of agmatine was detected as

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The polyamine patterns of 19 species of extremely halophilic archaea (archaebacteria) and 14 species of methanogenic archaebacteria were examined. The acid-extracted cellular polyamines were analyzed by HPLC. Appreciable amount of agmatine was detected as

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The polyamine patterns of 19 species of extremely halophilic archaea (archaebacteria) and 14 species of methanogenic archaebacteria were examined. The acid-extracted cellular polyamines were analyzed by HPLC. Appreciable amount of agmatine was detected as

Key concepts: Halophile, Archaea, Biology, Extremophile, Chemistry, Polyamine, Halobacteriaceae, Biochemistry

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