Moreover, the K + ion exhibited an increasing trend for at least one hour after shock, aligning with another study on the role of K + in osmoregulation of the H. elongata , which demonstrated that the increase in K + ion persisted for a prolonged period (> 2 h) rather than being transient as described in non-halophiles [ 20 ].
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Temporal dynamics of stress response in Halomonas elongata to NaCl shock: physiological, metabolomic, and transcriptomic insights.
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