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Thermophiles

2022
Microorganisms are the diverse living things present on the Earth. India has numerous unique thermal habitats that comprise several diversity hotspots, such as hot springs, deep oceanic hydrothermal openings, anaerobic biodigesters. The existence of life at high temperatures is quite attractive.
Amitsinh Vijaysinh Mangrola   +7 more
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Current Concepts of Thermophilism and the Thermophilic Fungi

Mycologia, 1973
(1973). Current Concepts of Thermophilism and the Thermophilic Fungi. Mycologia: Vol. 65, No. 5, pp. 1171-1198.
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Bacteriolysis by thermophilic actinomycetes

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 1967
Eighty cultures of thermophilic actinomycetes isolated from Bombay soils were screened for lytic action on heat-killed cells of six test bacteria. The majority possessed lytic properties of varying degrees. Gram-negative bacteria were far more susceptible than gram-positive ones.
A J, Desai, S A, Dhala
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Thermophiles

2007
OVERVIEW: The challenges to life at extremely high temperature Frank Robb, Garo Antranikain, Arnold Driessen, and Dennis Grogan MOLECULAR BASIS OF THERMOSTABILITY Extrinsic protein stabilization H. Santos The relationship between catalytic activity, structural flexibility and conformational stability as deduced from the analysis of mesophilic ...
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Thermophilic and halophilic extremophiles

Current Opinion in Microbiology, 1999
The microbiology of extremely hot or saline habitats is a fast moving field with many new successes in the enrichment and isolation of new organisms and in an understanding of molecular factors that impart stability on thermostable and halophilic biomolecules.
M T, Madigan, A, Oren
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Some Aspects of Thermophilic and Extreme Thermophilic Anaerobic Microorganisms

1981
In this presentation, we have discussed that the acetogenic thermophilic bacterium, Clostridium thermoaceticum, ferments glucose almost quantitatively to acetate. That part of the acetate is formed from CO2, which functions as the electron sink. We have demonstrated that enzymes in the acetate formation contain trace elements such as iron, cobalt ...
L G, Ljungdahl   +4 more
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