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Evidence For Cable Bacteria Inhabiting Deep In Anoxic Sediment Reveals A Novel Ecological Niche

Biochemistry & Organic Chemistry

Evidence For Cable Bacteria Inhabiting Deep In Anoxic Sediment Reveals A Novel Ecological Niche

The Recovery Of 12,789 Genomes Revealed The Diversity, Function, And Microbial Interactions Of The Geothermal Spring Microbiome

Biochemistry & Organic Chemistry

The Recovery Of 12,789 Genomes Revealed The Diversity, Function, And Microbial Interactions Of The Geothermal Spring Microbiome

Microstructural And Biochemical Constraints On Cryptoendolithic Life In Atacama Halite: Implications For Extreme Habitability

Desert Worlds

Microstructural And Biochemical Constraints On Cryptoendolithic Life In Atacama Halite: Implications For Extreme Habitability

Do Extreme Environments Shape Microbial Genomes?

Extremeophiles and Extreme Environments

Do Extreme Environments Shape Microbial Genomes?

Deep-sea Microbes Get An Unexpected Energy Boost

Water/Hycean Worlds & Oceanography

Deep-sea Microbes Get An Unexpected Energy Boost

Taxonomic Description Of Uncultured Cyanobacteria From Extreme Habitats Through Genome-Based Classification

Genomics, Proteomics, Bioinformatics

Taxonomic Description Of Uncultured Cyanobacteria From Extreme Habitats Through Genome-Based Classification

Methanogens Through Geological Time And Space: Impact On Planetary Evolution and Significance For Life Beyond Earth

Microbiology & Virology

Methanogens Through Geological Time And Space: Impact On Planetary Evolution and Significance For Life Beyond Earth

Terrestrial Iron Biosignatures And Their Potential In Solar System Exploration For Astrobiology

Astrogeology

Terrestrial Iron Biosignatures And Their Potential In Solar System Exploration For Astrobiology

Fats Provide Clues To Life At Its Limits In The Deep Sea

Extremeophiles and Extreme Environments

Fats Provide Clues To Life At Its Limits In The Deep Sea

Microbes At Red Sea Vents Show How Life And Geology Shape Each Other

News Summary Archives

Microbes At Red Sea Vents Show How Life And Geology Shape Each Other

Hydrothermal Plumes As Invisible Transport Pathways For Iron

Biogeochemical Cycles & Geobiology

Hydrothermal Plumes As Invisible Transport Pathways For Iron

A Hybrid Iron/Green-Rust-Urea Model for Prebiotic Chemistry: A Synthesis of Testable Pathways for Planetary Astrobiology

Biophysics

A Hybrid Iron/Green-Rust-Urea Model for Prebiotic Chemistry: A Synthesis of Testable Pathways for Planetary Astrobiology

Investigating Changes In Thiophene-bearing Quinones Of The Archaeon Acidianus manzaensis After Exposure To Mars-like Conditions

Biochemistry & Organic Chemistry

Investigating Changes In Thiophene-bearing Quinones Of The Archaeon Acidianus manzaensis After Exposure To Mars-like Conditions

Analytical Characterization Approaches to Measure Prebiotic-Synthesis Products in Salty Environments

Origin & Evolution of Life

Analytical Characterization Approaches to Measure Prebiotic-Synthesis Products in Salty Environments

Assessment Of Methods For Evaluating Structural Stability Of Cell Envelope Fragments In Hypersaline Brines As Biosignatures Of Ancient Microbial Life

Biosignatures & Paleobiology

Assessment Of Methods For Evaluating Structural Stability Of Cell Envelope Fragments In Hypersaline Brines As Biosignatures Of Ancient Microbial Life

The “Bagno dell’Acqua” Lake as a Novel Mars-like Analogue: Prebiotic Syntheses of PNA and RNA Building Blocks and Oligomers

Analog Studies

The “Bagno dell’Acqua” Lake as a Novel Mars-like Analogue: Prebiotic Syntheses of PNA and RNA Building Blocks and Oligomers

Adapting to UV: Integrative Genomic and Structural Analysis in Bacteria from Chilean Extreme Environments

Away Teams & Field Reports

Adapting to UV: Integrative Genomic and Structural Analysis in Bacteria from Chilean Extreme Environments

Ancient Life Locked Arsenic Away To Survive Environmental Changes

Biochemistry & Organic Chemistry

Ancient Life Locked Arsenic Away To Survive Environmental Changes

Planetary Bioinformatics: Breaking Through Biology’s Data Wall On Earth

Genomics, Proteomics, Bioinformatics

Planetary Bioinformatics: Breaking Through Biology’s Data Wall On Earth

A Microbial Survival Model for the Permanently Shadowed Regions of the Moon Shows Long-Term Survival of Terrestrial Microbial Contamination

Moon

A Microbial Survival Model for the Permanently Shadowed Regions of the Moon Shows Long-Term Survival of Terrestrial Microbial Contamination