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Corrigendum: Living at the Extremes: Extremophiles and the Limits of Life in a Planetary Context
Nancy Merino +12 more
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Bacillales: From Taxonomy to Biotechnological and Industrial Perspectives. [PDF]
Harirchi S +8 more
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Cyclic and linear nucleotides are key elements of the signal transduction networks linking perception of the environment to specific cellular behavior of prokaryotes. These molecular mechanisms are particularly important in bacteria exposed to different,
Mauricio Díaz (6073496) +5 more
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RESILIENCE TO EXPOSURE EXPERIMENTS BY SALINISPHAERA SHABANENSIS: A NEW POLYEXTREMOPHILIC MODEL ORGANISM FOR ASTROBIOLOGY [PDF]
The deep-sea anoxic brines of the Red Sea include some of the most extreme locations on Earth (1). Their unique combination of high salinity, high-pressure, anoxia, and varying levels of hydrothermal input make them a valuable source of new polyextremophilic microbes and for exploring the limits of life.
Antunes, A. +2 more
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Cyclic and linear nucleotides are key elements of the signal transduction networks linking perception of the environment to specific cellular behavior of prokaryotes. These molecular mechanisms are particularly important in bacteria exposed to different,
Mauricio Díaz (6073496) +5 more
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Extreme environments offer an unprecedented opportunity to understand microbial eukaryotic ecology, evolution, and genome biology. [PDF]
Rappaport HB, Oliverio AM.
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Cyclic and linear nucleotides are key elements of the signal transduction networks linking perception of the environment to specific cellular behavior of prokaryotes. These molecular mechanisms are particularly important in bacteria exposed to different,
Mauricio Díaz (6073496) +5 more
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Range of Life: (Poly)extremophiles and Their Habitats on Earth as Martian Analogs
To understand the range of life and the conditions necessary for its existence on Earth and elsewhere, it is essential to study life forms on this planet which thrive in extreme environments which are also similar to those found on other celestial bodies
Ragnebrandt, Frida
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The image of a single branching tree of life, inherited from Darwin and formalized by molecular phylogenetics, sits uneasily with what genomics now shows about prokaryotes: that genes move sideways across lineages so pervasively that no single gene tree ...
Rafael Souza Mendez
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Bioprospecting of Novel Extremozymes From Prokaryotes-The Advent of Culture-Independent Methods. [PDF]
Sysoev M +5 more
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