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In nature, there are two conformational types of amino acids: L- and D-isomers. The L-amino acids are the predominant form and are used mainly for protein synthesis, while the D-amino acids are few in quantity but more diverse in terms of their biological functions. D-amino acids are produced by many marine microbes, which are important players in carbon and energy cycles in the ocean. As the major...
Aerobic anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria (AAPB) are a new functional group of heterotrophic bacteria capable of phototrophy, and are suggested to be closely related with phytoplankton. However, less known is the relationship between AAPB and dominant phytoplankton populations. In this tudy, the responses of AAPB to algal blooms (ABs) in the AB-frequent-occurrence area of the East China Sea were investigated...
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