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...sible for the red colouring of salted brines [[#References|[1]]]. However, carotenoids responsible for the red colouration in ''D. salina'' are found in algal chl 17. Mixed Carotenoids. Rejuvenal healthy aging, n.d. Web. 22 Nov 2012.

...dustrial significance of ''R. glutinis'', including its ability to produce carotenoids, act as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biofuel biocatalyst], and aid in b ...in groups encoded in the genome play roles in the metabolism of lipids and carotenoids, along with other genes that produce enzymes that are highly relevant to th

...ies. Additionally, the colonies are orange-red color, plausibly due to the carotenoids it exhibits. These molecules have been known to absorb UV, (12) possibly co ...MC, Cardoso-Rurr JS, Silva JV, De Souza GR, Cardoso VD, Schultz J, et al. Carotenoids from UV-resistant Antarctic Microbacterium sp. LEMMJ01. Scientific Reports

...all peptidoglycan but instead is composed of many other proteins including carotenoids that give the cells their redish coloring (6). T. roseum utilizes CO as its

...polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB). It also supports the biosynthesis of alkene and carotenoids. [https://blog.microbiologics.com/environmental-isolate-case-files-micrococ

...with mycosporine-like amino acids, reactive oxygen metabolite "quenchers" (carotenoids, superoxide dismutase, catalase or peroxidases), and DNA repair processes s

...gure 6. Exposure to UV-B radiation caused a rapid increase in the ratio of carotenoids to chlorophyll a in the cyanobacteria species ''Nostoc commune''. This incr ...fer an electron to the damaged carotenoid [3]. Thus, an abundance of both carotenoids and vitamin E and C lead to a more effective removal of ROS from cyanobacte

...meter, with both regular and irregular edges. The yellow pigment is due to carotenoids, a class of naturally occurring pigments. K. eikastus can be differentiated

...lar salt lakes in China, Inner Mongolia and Russia[[#References|[3]]]. The carotenoids inside many Halobacteriaceae cause the red coloring and serve to protect DN ...of approximately 2mm in diameter[[#References|[11]]]. The bacterioruberin carotenoids present in the microorganisms is responsible for the red color3, and the co

...lar salt lakes in China, Inner Mongolia and Russia[[#References|[3]]]. The carotenoids inside many Halobacteriaceae cause the red coloring and serve to protect DN ...of approximately 2mm in diameter[[#References|[11]]]. The bacterioruberin carotenoids present in the microorganisms is responsible for the red color3, and the co

.... The rose color of the bacteria is formed by the optical activity of the carotenoids (pigments of chloroplast). Spirilloxanthin is the most abundant carotenoid ...hen the cells have a lot of pigment like the bacteriochlorophyll a and the carotenoids. When ''T. roseopersicina'' is growing under chemolithotropic conditions, i

...iaceae is a result of membrane bound pigments such a bacteriorhodopsin and carotenoids that are able to capture high energy photons that would otherwise be capabl

...ma serve as a food source for filter feeding flamingoes in soda lakes. The carotenoids in A. maxima give the birds their pink color.

...gment peak, eluting after 17.3±0.2 min. This suggests the presence of C-40 carotenoids. This is distinctly different from halophilic archaea (10). 9. Anton J, Balashov S, Boichenko V, Lanyi J, Wang J. “Functions of carotenoids in xanthorhodopsin and archaerhodopsin, from action spectra of photoinhibit

...ws '''[[Rhodospirillum]]''' to abosrob light with longer wavelengths. ''[[Carotenoids]]'' help the bacteria gather light energy for photosynthesis and give this

...d or dark brown. Photosynthetic pigments are bacetriochlorophyll ''a'' and carotenoids of the spirilloxanthin series (Brenner et al.).

...us aureus on TSA.jpg|thumb|300px|right|<b>Figure 4</b>: Staphyloxanthin, a carotenoids pigment. It gives the color of S. aureus and its ability to withstand oxida ...search showed that when crtM, the gene that contributes to the function of carotenoids pigment, was inhibited, <i>S. aureus</i> became more susceptible to ROS, in

...also looked at using halophiles in industry to produce carotenoids. These carotenoids have numerous “potential uses in Biotechnology and Biomedicine.”<sup>[h

...elgado-Vargas, F., Jimenez, A.R., and Paredes-Lopez, O. “Natural Pigments: Carotenoids, Anthocyanins, and Betalains — Characteristics, Biosynthesis, Processing,

...cal, non spore forming, non motile bacterium containing a red pigment from carotenoids[1]. It is a gram positive bacteria, having a very thick cell wall made up