High Protein Structural Flexibility Of A Truncated Hemoglobin From An Antarctic Cold-Adapted Bacterium.

摘要

Although many cold-adapted marine species have been studied, we still have limited knowledge about molecular adaptations at low temperatures. The ability of cold-adapted organisms to survive at permanently low temperatures implies that to perform their physiological functions at adequate rates in freezing habitats, they have overcome constraints imposed by the cold environment through biochemical and physiological adaptations.