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CRISPR diversity in brine pools of the Red Sea: a comparative study of clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats from the Red Sea metagenomes

Lotaief, Mohamed Mohamed (2012-09-09)

Exploration of CRISPR/Cas systems in the unique Red sea Brine pools can provide insights into host-viral interactions in highly extremophile environments. 454 Metagenomic datasets from different strata of Atlantis II, ...
Exploring the aerobic methanotrophs community in the Red Sea Atlantis II deep brine area

Abdallah, Rehab (2011-09-25)

Methane represents one of the most abundant hydrocarbons on earth and a powerful greenhouse gas. Methane oxidation by microbial consortia contributes positively to the environment by decreasing methane emission to ...
Identification and characterization of a novel thermohalophilic esterase from the Red Sea; Atlantis II brine pool

Mohamed, Yasmine Mustafa (2012-02-12)

Industrial (white) biotechnology poses an increasing demand for novel biocatalysts that are robust under a wide range of conditions. Traditionally, biocatalysts were isolated from cultured isolates, however, less than 1% ...
Identification of potential subtilisin-like serine proteases from the microbial community of the Red Sea Atlantis-II brine pool using a metagenomic approach

El Said, Nadine Hosny (2012-02-04)

The Atlantis II deep is the largest brine pool in the Red Sea of around 60 km2. It is located in the central Red Sea (21Â° 21' N., 38Â° 04' E.) at a depth of 2200 meters from the sea surface. The lower part of this pool, ...
Insights into the venomology of the Red Sea lionfish (Pterois miles, Scorpaenidae): venom protein identification and anti-cancer efficacy

Khalil, May Y. (2013-01-27)

The common lionfish, Pterois miles (Scorpaenidae), is one of the most abundant and venomous fishes that inhabit the Egyptian Red Sea. This research for the first time identifies the venom protein of Pterois miles and shedds ...
Mining and identification of a potential subtilisin-like serine protease from the lower convective layer of the Atlantis II brine pool in the Red Sea

Shibl, Ahmed (2011-06-01)

The Red Sea harbors a number of deep-sea brine pools with diverse chemical, physical, and geological conditions. One of the environments, the Atlantis II Brine Pool, is unique to the Red Sea. The deepest part of Atlantis ...
De novo metagenomic assembly of microbial communities from the lower convective layer of the Red Sea Atlantis II brine environment.

Ali, Osama Said (2013-01-23)

The lower convective layer of the Red Sea Atlantis II brine pool (ATII-LCL) is an unexplored environment that is characterized by harsh conditions of high temperature (68 ÂºC), high salinity (26%), high concentration of ...
Unique biodiversity of the Red Sea brine floor revealed by comparative taxonomic analysis of Atlantis II and Discovery Deep brine sediments

Mustafa, Ghada Alaa El-Din (2012-01-29)

The sea floor is a unique and diverse ecosystem to investigate how geochemical processes affect the diversity of biological life. Red Sea brine pools are water bodies characterized by a unique multitude of extreme conditions, ...

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