Assertion: cyanobacteria | /r/HasProperty | table
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text: Several biologically active compounds have been reported from cyanobacteria (Table 2), which may contribute to the improved health on consumption of cyanobacteria based diet, and furthermore, these compounds can be also used in the development of new drugs (Rajneesh et al., 2017).
text: Sequences of genes encoding enzymes involved in L-arginine degradation in various archaea and heterotrophically growing eubacteria were used to identify corresponding genes in cyanobacteria (Table 2).
text: However, since L-arginine amidinotransferases have so far only been shown to function in antibiotic or toxin biosynthesis in prokaryotes and since an L-arginine deiminase activity has been detected in several fresh water cyanobacteria [17–20], we think that it is more likely that the corresponding gene in the nine cyanobacteria (Tables 4, 7, and 8) encodes an L-arginine deiminase and not an L-arginine amidinotransferase.