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Extremophiles: radiation resistance microbial reserves and therapeutic implications

18 Feb 2011

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Micro-organisms with the ability to survive in extreme environmental conditions are known as 'extremophiles'. Currently, extremophiles have caused a sensation in the biotechnology/pharmaceutical industries with their novel compounds, known as 'extremolytes'. The potential applications of extremolytes are being investigated for human therapeutics including anticancer drugs, antioxidants, cell cycle-blocking...

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PMID: 21332616
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2672.2011.04971.x

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