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, 2014 Acidophily is a trait of organisms referring to the ability to survive and preferentially multiply at low pH (
A. Angelov, W. Liebl
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Life in acid: pH homeostasis in acidophiles
Trends in Microbiology, 2007 Microorganisms that have a pH optimum for growth of less than pH 3 are termed "acidophiles". To grow at low pH, acidophiles must maintain a pH gradient of several pH units across the cellular membrane while producing ATP by the influx of protons through ...
Craig Baker-Austin, Mark Dopson
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Minerals (Basel, Switzerland), 2023 In this study, cadmium (Cd)-contaminated soils were bioremediated using the mixotrophic acidophiles in different scale-up cultivation stages. The free and attached bacterial and fungal diversities and community structures, and their effects on soil Cd ...
Xiaodong Hao, Zhiqun Chen
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The resilience and versatility of acidophiles that contribute to the bio‐assisted extraction of metals from mineral sulphides [PDF]
Environmental Technology (United Kingdom), 2010 In this paper, a brief outline is presented on acidic ferric ion oxidation of mineral sulphides for the extraction of metals in both stirred tank reactors for mineral concentrates and heaps for low-grade ores.
H R Watling
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Taxonomy of the Acidophilic Thiobacilli
Journal of General Microbiology, 1966SUMMARY: Numerical analysis was applied to the taxonomy of acidophilic thiobacilli; 22 strains were examined, including authentic cultures and new isolates. Two sets of tests were made with different substrates, sulphur and thiosulphate. The results from both sets of tests indicated two distinct groups corresponding to Thiobacillus thio-oxidans and T ...
M, Hutchinson, K I, Johnstone, D, White
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Biodiversity of acidophilic prokaryotes
2001Publisher Summary This chapter reviews recent literature concerning the biology of acidophilic prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea) specifically relating to acidophilic taxonomy and phylogeny. Acidophilic microorganisms are one group of extremophiles that is becoming increasingly important, both ecologically and economically.
K B, Hallberg, D B, Johnson
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Immunocytochemistry of Acidophil
Archives of Neurology, 1969IN A REVIEW of the ultrastructual organization of human acidophil and chromophobe pituitary adenomas, the acidophils were from abundantly to sparsely supplied with secretory granules measuring 300 to 500 mμ, and the secretory granules in chromophobe adenomas were of two sizes, the average diameter being about 100 mμ in some cells and approximately 300 ...
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2000
Acidophilic microorganisms that oxidize mineral sulfides are of obvious biogeochemical significance in their natural habitats and are increasingly being utilized commercially in mineral sulfide processing. However, few studies have focused on their taxonomy and phylogeny, hence there are unresolved questions in these areas.
Brett M. Goebel +2 more
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Acidophilic microorganisms that oxidize mineral sulfides are of obvious biogeochemical significance in their natural habitats and are increasingly being utilized commercially in mineral sulfide processing. However, few studies have focused on their taxonomy and phylogeny, hence there are unresolved questions in these areas.
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