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様々なシアノペプチドは,淡水の有害な藻類の咲きにおいて,明確な時間的な継承パターンに従っている

Lauren N Hart1,2, Reagan Errera3, Casey Godwin4

  • 1Program in Chemical Biology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States.

The ISME journal
|February 19, 2026
PubMed
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世界的に有毒なサイアノバクテリアの繁殖が激化しています. この研究は,サイアノバクテリアのシフトと環境要因によって引き起こされ,淡水資源に影響を与える,マイクロシスティンを超えたサイアノペプチド多様性の季節的パターンを明らかにしています.

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ドリコスペルマム (Dolichospermum) とは ドリコスペルマム (Dolichospermum) とは ドリコスペルマム (Dolichospermum) とは ドリコスペルマム (Dolichospermum) とは ドリコスペルマム (Dolichospermum) とは ドリコスペルマム (Dolichospermum) とはマイクロシスティス (Microcystis) とは生物合成遺伝子クラスターサイアノバクテリア.シアノトキシンとは有害な藻類の花が咲いています.メタボロミクス メタボロミクスメタゲノミクスとは二次代謝産物である二次代謝産物である

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