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Revealing Enzymatic Mechanism for Xanthone Formation in Marine Actinomycetes

[2022-09-16]

Human Activity Increases Likelihood of More Extreme Heatwaves

[2022-07-22]

Coral Pathogen Kills Competitors in Coral Microbiota via Prophage Induction

[2022-07-01]

Strcuture diversification of bioactive atypical angucyclines by inactivating redox enzyme-encoding genes

[2021-08-25]

Study Sheds Lights on Phenotype and Sex-determination Locus of Seadragons

[2021-08-20]

Plasmid-Encoded Toxin-Antitoxin System Directly Controls Plasmid Replication: Study

[2021-01-22]

Researchers Cultivate New Breed of Kumamoto Oyster for Aquaculture Industry

[2020-09-08]

Bacteria Use Their Enemy – Phage – for “Self-recognition”

[2019-04-22]

Seismic Finescale Structures of a Yakutat Eddy in the Northern Gulf of Alaska

[2014-08-27]

Internal Solitary Waves Observed from Seismic, Satellite, and Site Observations in the NE South China Sea

[2014-08-27]


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