Microorganisms living in hydrothermal vents that emit carbon dioxide gas provide a striking example of metabolic finesse. This pathway sheds light on microbial ecology in extreme environments and offers clues to early life on Earth.
Microorganisms living in hydrothermal vents that emit carbon dioxide gas provide a striking example of metabolic finesse. This pathway sheds light on microbial ecology in extreme environments and offers clues to early life on Earth.
Japanese researchers have shown that aerobic microorganisms from sediments in the South Pacific can feed and reproduce, even lying in clay tens of meters below the bottom of 101 million _...Read More_
Japanese researchers have shown that aerobic microorganisms from sediments in the South Pacific can feed and reproduce, even lying in clay tens of meters below the bottom of 101 million _...Read More_