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Hydrophobic substances induce water stress in microbial cells
Prashanth Bhaganna
, Rita J.M. Volkers
, Andrew N.W. Bell
, Kathrin Kluge
, David J. Timson
, John W. McGrath
, Harald J. Ruijssenaars
, John E. Hallsworth
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Hydrophobic Drugs
100%
Microbial Cells
100%
Water Stress
100%
Biosphere
40%
Hydrocarbons
40%
Cellular Systems
40%
Chaotropes
40%
Biological Systems
20%
Natural Environment
20%
Macromolecules
20%
Macromolecular Complex
20%
Cellular Response
20%
Common Mechanisms
20%
Hydrophobicity
20%
Toxic Actions
20%
Stress Induction
20%
Forms of Water
20%
Cellular Adaptation
20%
Pesticides
20%
New Intervention
20%
Induced Stress
20%
Compatible Solutes
20%
Microbial Processes
20%
Microbial Tolerance
20%
Chemical Stress
20%
Stress Mechanism
20%
Element Cycling
20%
Industrial Reactor
20%
Induced Water Stress
20%
Energy Cycling
20%
Macromolecule Interactions
20%
Industrial Chemicals
20%
Structural Interactions
20%
Response Mechanism
20%
Chemistry
Toxic
100%
Macromolecule
100%
Metabolite
50%
Water Form
50%
Hydrophobicity
50%
Engineering
Hydrophobic
100%
Microbial Cell
100%
Microbial
16%
Fits and Tolerances
16%
Cellular Response
16%
Induced Stress
16%
Microbial Process
16%
Biological System
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
Macromolecule
100%
Metabolite
50%
Hydrophobicity
50%
Chemical Stress
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Macromolecule
100%
Metabolite
50%
Hydrophobicity
50%
Chemical Stress
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Water Stress
100%
Hydrophobicity
33%
Industrial Chemical
33%