Parahaemoproteus is a type of bacteria that produces hemoglobin, which is crucial for transporting oxygen throughout the body's tissues and organs. It is also known as the "iron bacteria" because it is capable of producing iron in large quantities to aid in its growth and survival.
A type of bacterium that produces a toxic protein called motiliproteus.
Sacoproteus is a genus of fungi that belongs to the family Sphaerococcaceae, commonly known as "sacopluses." These fungi are characterized by their distinctive, elongated, and smooth-shaped spores. They are also known for their ability to produce large, round sacopluses, which serve as food sources for various organisms.
Proteus_phage_vB_PmiS_Jing313 is a type of bacterium, specifically a phage that contains the Vb and PmiS genes.
Proteus is a type of bacteria that can survive in extreme environments, such as deep-sea hydrothermal vents or in cold water. It is known for its unique ability to form complex structures and has been used in various applications, including biofuels production, biomedical research, and environmental remediation.
Haemoprotein is a type of protein that occurs in red blood cells, which play a crucial role in transporting oxygen from the lungs to tissues and organs throughout the body. Red blood cells contain hemoglobin, a protein found within them, which binds with oxygen molecules in the bloodstream, facilitating its transport through the circulatory system.
Myxoproteus is a type of bacterium that lives on the skin and can cause infections in people or animals if not properly treated. It's also known as Mycobacterium bovis, which causes bovine tuberculosis (BTB).
Proteus_phage_ram_arti_1324 is a bacterium that causes a disease known as Protoplasma pneumoniae (PPN). It is named after its unique characteristic of being a phage, which refers to a type of bacterium with a single ribonucleotide repeat sequence. The term "arti" indicates the genus or species of the bacterium, and "1324" denotes the specific strain of the bacteria.
Bruticola is a type of bacterium that belongs to the genus Escherichia, which also includes other bacteria such as E.coli and Proteus. It has a single cell wall composed of peptidoglycan. Bruticoleraceae are known for their ability to survive in harsh environments, often found in soil or marine habitats.
Thermoproteus is a biological concept that describes organisms that are able to maintain their body temperature in cold environments, even when they are exposed to extreme temperatures. These organisms have evolved specialized mechanisms to regulate their internal temperature and can endure prolonged exposure to low temperatures without significant damage or death. They are characterized by their ability to maintain homeostasis, which involves maintaining a stable internal environment despite environmental changes. Thermoproteus is often used in the study of climate change and its potential impacts on
Paraproteusia, a type of parasitism characterized by an adult parasite living inside a host organism for a prolonged period of time, often in the form of an egg or larva.
