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Large closed-basin lakes sustainably supplied phosphate during the origins of life. [PDF]
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Phenotypic Characterization of Pectinase-Producing Alkaliphilic Microbial Isolates From Lake Bogoria, Baringo County, Kenya. [PDF]
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Acetoclastic versus hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis: defining how pH and alkalinity shape acetate metabolism in a haloalkaliphilic methanogenic community for biomethane production. [PDF]
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Functional microbiology of soda lakes
Current Opinion in Microbiology, 2015Soda lakes represent unique permanently haloalkaline system. Despite the harsh conditions, they are inhabited by abundant, mostly prokaryotic, microbial communities. This review summarizes results of studies of main functional groups of the soda lake prokaryotes responsible for carbon, nitrogen and sulfur cycling, including oxygenic and anoxygenic ...
Sorokin, D.Y., Banciu, H.L., Muyzer, G.
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Microbial diversity of soda lakes
Extremophiles, 1998Soda lakes are highly alkaline extreme environments that form in closed drainage basins exposed to high evaporation rates. Because of the scarcity of Mg2+ and Ca2+ in the water chemistry, the lakes become enriched in CO3(2-) and Cl-, with pHs in the range 8 to > 12. Although there is a clear difference in prokaryotic communities between the hypersaline
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Starch-hydrolyzing bacteria from Ethiopian soda lakes
Extremophiles, 2001Alkaliphilic bacteria were isolated from soil and water samples obtained from Ethiopian soda lakes in the Rift Valley area--Lake Shala, Lake Abijata, and Lake Arenguadi. Starch-hydrolyzing isolates were selected on the basis of their activity on starch agar plate assay.
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Geochemistry of African Soda Lakes
2016Soda lakes are those in which sodium and carbonate species dominate the dissolved ions. They form in hydrologically closed lake basins, where inflow is balanced primarily by evaporation. They are important habitats, closely tied to water resource issues in arid lands, and they support important economic activities.
Daniel M. Deocampo, Robin W. Renaut
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Predation on planktonic ciliates in Kenyan soda lakes
Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management, 2020Ciliated protozoa are important components of the plankton of aquatic systems with ability to recycle nutrients and to link microbial food webs to metazoans. This is because they are numerous and have higher growth rates compared to other unicellular eukaryotes of similar size.
Andrew W. Yasindi, William D. Taylor
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Phylogenetic diversity of bacteria in soda lake stratified sediments
Microbiology, 2014Various previously developed techniques for DNA extraction from the samples with complex physicochemical structure (soils, silts, and sediments) and modifications of these techniques developed in the present work were tested. Their usability for DNA extraction from the sediments of the Kulunda Steppe hypersaline soda lakes was assessed, and the most ...
T P, Tourova +3 more
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