… of molecular versus classical taxonomy of cyanobacteria. … cyanobacterial research are
functional molecular biology and … of cyanobacteria and other microorganisms in aquatic …

… Cyanobacteria can be found in almost every aquatic and terrestrial habitats such as a
freshwater reservoir, rivers, oceans, damp soil, lake, bare rock, moistened rocks, and even on ice-…

… the molecular regulatory mechanisms of cyanobacteria in … cyanobacterial blooms and is
crucial for protecting aquatic … studied by combining molecular biology methods. Advances in …

… Apparently, the mass cultivation of microalgae and cyanobacteria relies on a large body
of water. Therefore, they cannot be sterilized by the wet heat sterilization method, which is …

… roles in cyanobacteria that reflect the adaptive plasticity of toxic cyanobacteria to changing
… The contribution of horizontal gene transfer to mcy gene evolution in cyanobacteria was not …

… molecular biologists, and modellers, to advance our understanding and prediction of toxic
cyanobacteria… Background colour (white—low, blue—high) in the water column represents the …

… One of the main eco-physiological advantages of cyanobacteria is their ability to
modulate/regulate their location in the water column through a balance between the uplift due to the …

… blooms are of great concern, as toxic cyanobacterial blooms are harmful to drinking water,
irrigation, and fisheries. Nitrogen and phosphorus, rather than CO 2 , are generally …

… Harmful cyanobacteria blooms (HCBs) induced by the eutrophication of environmental
water occur frequently worldwide and climate warming would increase the frequency and …

… Cyanobacteria are ubiquitous and can be found in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems,
including hot springs, deserts, and polar regions. Although these places have harsh climatic …