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Crenarchaeol

Crenarchaeol is a glycerol biphytanes glycerol tetraether (GDGT) biological membrane lipid. Together with archaeol, crenarcheol comprises a major component of archaeal membranes. Archaeal membranes are distinct from those of bacteria and eukaryotes because they contain isoprenoid GDGTs instead of diacyl lipids, which are found in the other domains…

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Crenarchaeol

Nodes51
Edges50
Triples60
Avg. degree1.96
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Crenarchaeol

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related to Discovery and distribution · 13
Crenarchaeol → Archaeal GDGTs, Cenarchaeum, Crenarchaeota, Following, GDGT, GDGTs, It, Marine Group, Nitrososphaerota, NMR, Thaumarchaeota, Thermoproteota, Unknown GDGTs
related to Chemistry and function · 12
Crenarchaeol → Because, Because GDGTs, GDGT, GDGT's, GDGT-producing, GDGTs, In, Like, Originally, Structurally, The, This
related to Occurrence in ammonia oxidizing organisms · 10
Crenarchaeol → AOA, Ca, Candidatus Nitrosocaldus, Crenarchaeota, It, Marine Group, Nitrosopumilus, Nitrososphaera, Nitrososphaerota, The
measured by · 8
Crenarchaeol → Acid, Da, DCM, GDGTs, HPLC/APCI-MS, One, Relative, This
related to TEX86 paleothermometer · 7
Crenarchaeol → Despite, GDGT, GDGTs, Possible, SST, TEX86, The
related to Preservation and degradation in sediments · 6
Crenarchaeol → GDGTs, It, Jurassic, Ma, Most GDGTs, TEX86
is a · 3
Crenarchaeol → adaption to pelagic life, glycerol biphytanes glycerol tetraether, membrane lipid with distinct hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions

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gdgts membrane hydrocarbon gdgt pelagic archaea chains tex86 lipid found temperatures environments lipids hydrophobic hydrophilic nonpolar polar surface proposed archaeal

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Crenarchaeolis aglycerol biphytanes glycerol tetraether0.90text
Crenarchaeolis amembrane lipid with distinct hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions0.90text
Crenarchaeolis aadaption to pelagic life0.90text
crenarchaeol can be analyzed using high-performance liquid chromatography/atmospheric pressure chemical ionization-mass spectrometryinstance ofIsolation and measurementGDGTs0.80text
Crenarchaeolmeasured byGDGTs0.60section
Crenarchaeolmeasured byHPLC/APCI-MS0.60section
Crenarchaeolmeasured byAcid0.60section
Crenarchaeolmeasured byThis0.60section
Crenarchaeolmeasured byOne0.60section
Crenarchaeolmeasured byDCM0.60section
Crenarchaeolmeasured byDa0.60section
Crenarchaeolmeasured byRelative0.60section

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