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Screening and its potential application of lipolytic activity from a marine environment: characterization of a novel esterase from Yarrowia lipolytica CL180

Applied microbiology / Multidisciplinary / Sequence Analysis / Screening / Sequence alignment / Escherichia coli / Animals / Lipolysis / Temperature / Application / Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology / Molecular cloning / Hydrothermal Vent / Marine Environment / Substrate Specificity / Fatty Acid / Genomic Library / Tidal Flat / Amino Acid Profile / Molecular Mass / Water Microbiology / Esterases / Molecular weight / Amino Acid Sequence / Open Reading Frame / Ofloxacin / Yarrowia / Recombinant Protein / Recombinant Proteins / Hydrogen-Ion Concentration / Levofloxacin / Thallophyta / Molecular Sequence Data / Yarrowia Lipolytica / Escherichia coli / Animals / Lipolysis / Temperature / Application / Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology / Molecular cloning / Hydrothermal Vent / Marine Environment / Substrate Specificity / Fatty Acid / Genomic Library / Tidal Flat / Amino Acid Profile / Molecular Mass / Water Microbiology / Esterases / Molecular weight / Amino Acid Sequence / Open Reading Frame / Ofloxacin / Yarrowia / Recombinant Protein / Recombinant Proteins / Hydrogen-Ion Concentration / Levofloxacin / Thallophyta / Molecular Sequence Data / Yarrowia Lipolytica

Transcription levels of CHS5 and CHS4 genes in Paracoccidioides brasiliensis mycelial phase, respond to alterations in external osmolarity, oxidative stress and glucose concentration

Microbiology / Plant Biology / Oxidative Stress / Molecular Genetics / Gene expression / Sequence Analysis / Transcription / Glucose / Stress response / Genes / Amino Acid Profile / Molecular weight / Osmotic Stress / Open Reading Frame / Binding Site / Paracoccidioides / Osmolarity / Sequence Analysis / Transcription / Glucose / Stress response / Genes / Amino Acid Profile / Molecular weight / Osmotic Stress / Open Reading Frame / Binding Site / Paracoccidioides / Osmolarity

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