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(FIG 1. Salt lake in southern Russia filled with halophiles. Natronorubrum is present in many similar salt lakes in China, Inner Mongolia and Russia3. The carotenoids inside many Halobacteriaceae cause the red coloring and serve to protect DNA from dama...) |
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FIG 1. Salt lake in southern Russia filled with halophiles. Natronorubrum is present in many similar salt lakes in China, Inner Mongolia and Russia3. The carotenoids inside many Halobacteriaceae cause the red coloring and serve to protect DNA from damaging agents such as ionizing radiation and hydrogen | FIG 1. Salt lake in southern Russia filled with halophiles. Natronorubrum is present in many similar salt lakes in China, Inner Mongolia and Russia3. The carotenoids inside many Halobacteriaceae cause the red coloring and serve to protect DNA from damaging agents such as ionizing radiation and hydrogen peroxide[[#References|[9]]]. [http://www.ufz.de/index.php?en=5329 Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research UFZ] | ||
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FIG 1. Salt lake in southern Russia filled with halophiles. Natronorubrum is present in many similar salt lakes in China, Inner Mongolia and Russia3. The carotenoids inside many Halobacteriaceae cause the red coloring and serve to protect DNA from damaging agents such as ionizing radiation and hydrogen peroxide[9]. Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research UFZ
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