Utilization of dimethyl sulfide as a sulfur source with the aid of light by Marinobacterium sp. Strain DMS-S1

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Carbon 7%
• dimethyl sulfide 89%
• dimethyl sulfone 12%
• Dimethyl Sulfoxide 24%
• Formaldehyde 13%
• formic acid 9%
• Hot Temperature 11%
• Light 35%
• methanesulfonic acid 23%
• Photosensitizing Agents 8%
• Ribosomal DNA 8%
• Seawater 9%
• Succinic Acid 8%
• Sulfates 7%
• Sulfhydryl Compounds 7%
• Sulfites 10%
• Sulfur 59%

Agriculture & Biology

• dimethyl sulfide 71%
• dimethyl sulfoxide 23%
• formaldehyde 14%
• formates 8%
• heat 8%
• Marinobacterium 100%
• Marinobacterium georgiense 16%
• photosensitizing agents 9%
• ribosomal DNA 7%
• seawater 6%
• succinic acid 7%
• sulfates 6%
• sulfites 8%
• sulfur 42%
• thiols 7%
• wavelengths 6%

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• degradation product 8%
• DNA 5%
• formaldehyde 14%
• gene 5%
• metabolite 6%
• phylogenetics 5%
• seawater 5%
• sulfate 5%
• sulfide 38%
• sulfite 8%
• sulfur 38%
• wavelength 5%