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Pyrolysis-gas chromatography–mass spectrometry of the 20 protein amino acids in the presence of TMAH by Gallois, N., Templier, J., Derenne, S.

“…In spite of a significant contribution of nitrogen and spectroscopic indications for proteinic material in natural organic matter, only a limited number of…”
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Analytical TMAH pyrolysis of dipeptides: Formation of new complex cyclic compounds related to the presence of the peptide bond by Templier, J., Gallois, N., Derenne, S.

“…•16 standard dipeptides were subjected to pyrolysis in the presence of TMAH.•New complex cyclisation derivatives based on 3 amino acids were identified.•The…”
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Comparison of neutral lipid profile of various trilaminar outer cell wall (TLS)-containing microalgae with emphasis on algaenan occurrence by Allard, B, Templier, J

“…The neutral lipid profiles of nine species of thin trilaminar outer wall (TLS)-containing freshwater and marine microalgae from the class of Chlorophyceae were…”
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High molecular weight lipids from the trilaminar outer wall (TLS)-containing microalgae Chlorella emersonii, Scenedesmus communis and Tetraedron minimum by Allard, B, Templier, J

“…High molecular weight lipids were isolated from Chlorella emersonii, Scenedesmus communis and Tetraedron minimum, thin trilaminar outer wall (TLS)-containing…”
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An improved method for the isolation of artifact-free algaenans from microalgae by Allard, B., Templier, J., Largeau, C.

“…A new process for the isolation of algaenans (insoluble non-hydrolysable, highly aliphatic biopolymers of microalga cell walls) which avoids their…”
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Artifactual origin of mycobacterial bacteran. Formation of melanoidin-like artifact macromolecular material during the usual isolation process by Allard, B., Templier, J., Largeau, C.

“…Three species of mycobateria are shown to afford quite a high level of insoluble, non-hydrolysable (INH) material when subjected to usual drastic…”
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Study of filter cake formation mechanisms during tangential filtration of dust-laden gases at high temperature by Ferrer, Y, Templier, J.C, Gonthier, Y, Bernis, A

“…A study was made of the possibility of filtering gases using tubular alumina membranes, with a tangential configuration and at high temperature. We verified…”
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Is nitrogen functionality responsible for contrasted responses of riverine dissolved organic matter in pyrolysis? by Templier, J., Miserque, F., Barré, N., Mercier, F., Croué, J.-P., Derenne, S.

“…► Contrasted detection of N-products when using Curie-point pyrolysis. ► Different but comparable fractions of riverine dissolved organic matter (DOM). ► C1s…”
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High molecular weight lipids from the trilaminar outer wall (TLS)-containing microalgae Chlorella emersonii, Scenedesmus conmmunis and Tetraedron minimum by Allard, B, Templier, J

“…High molecular weight lipids were isolated from Chlorella emersonii, Scenedesmus communis and Tetraedron minimum, thin trilaminar outer wall (TLS)-containing…”
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Antibiotic activity in space by Lapchine, L, Moatti, N, Gasset, G, Richoilley, G, Templier, J, Tixador, R

“…Environmental factors in space exert an influence on the behaviour of bacteria, particularly on their sensitivity to antibiotics. Thus, G. Taylor and S…”
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Effects of microgravity and hypergravity on the cell: investigations on Paramecium tetraurelia by Richoilley, G, Tixador, R, Templier, J, Gasset, G, Planel, H

“…Previous space CYTOS experiments have shown that space flights resulted in an increase in growth of Paramecia cultures. Microgravity is the major factor…”
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Occurrence of high molecular weight lipids (C 80+) in the trilaminar outer cell walls of some freshwater microalgae. A reappraisal of algaenan structure by Allard, Béatrice, Rager, Marie-Noëlle, Templier, Joëlle

“…The purified cell walls of mother cells (CWM) were isolated from three strains of trilaminar sheath (TLS)- and algaenan-containing freshwater microalgae…”
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Comparative study of two fractions of riverine dissolved organic matter using various analytical pyrolytic methods and a 13C CP/MAS NMR approach by Templier, J., Derenne, S., Croué, Jean-Philippe, Largeau, C.

“…Two fractions of dissolved organic matter (DOM) from a French river, the Gartempe, were obtained using the XAD resin fractionation procedure and were termed…”
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Respective role of microgravity and cosmic rays on Paramecium tetraurelia cultured aboard Salyut 6 by Planel, H, Tixador, R, Richoilley, G, Gasset, G, Templier, J

“…Paramecium tetraurelia cultured aboard Salyut 6 have shown in increase in cell growth rate, cell volume, water content and changes in electrolyte content…”
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Preliminary results of the paramecium experiment by RICHOILLEY, G, TIXADOR, R, GASSET, G, TEMPLIER, J, PLANEL, H

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Preliminary results of the antibio experiment by MOATTI, N, LAPCHINE, L, GASSET, G, RICHOILLEY, G, TEMPLIER, J, TIXADOR, R

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Study of minimal inhibitory concentration of antibiotics on bacteria cultivated in vitro in space (Cytos 2 experiment) by Tixador, R, Richoilley, G, Gasset, G, Templier, J, Bes, J C, Moatti, N, Lapchine, L

“…The aim of the Cytos 2 experiment, carried out during the French-Soviet manned flight in July 1982, was to study the bacteria's sensitivity to antibiotics…”
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Erik Satie by Tiersot, Julien, Templier, J. D.

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Study of the intra- and extracellular electrolyte content in Paramecia cultures carried out during a space flight (author's transl) by Tixador, R, Richoilley, G, Templier, J, Monrozies, E, Moatti, J P, Planel, H

“…In the results of previous investigations we have already reported that cultures of Paramecium tetraurelia submitted to a space flight present a stimulation of…”
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Effects of small doses of ionizing radiation on embryonic development of the mouse by Templier, J, Planel, H, Charpenteau, M, Mauduyt, M A

“…Mice with vaginal plugs were irradiated, seven hours after mating, i.e near fecundation, by 5, 10 and 25 rads of gamma rays from a 60Co source. Females were…”
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