Hungate also made adaptations to culture methanogens, the strictest of anaerobes, reported in 1969. Others, such as Spears and Freter in 1967, ...

A research team has shown that methanogens, micro-organisms ubiquitous in low-oxygen environments like aquifers, soil and even permafrost, can propel their growth by dissolving calcium carbonate ...

Kral, Kozup and Gibson cultured three different species of methanogens on five different substrates — clay, sand, gravel, basalt and Mars soil stimulant — in sealed anaerobic culture tubes ...

And very interestingly, we found that actually that kangaroo culture took over the function of the methanogens and continuously made acetic acid instead of methane, for up to three months.

Another feature, artificial intelligence (AI) is used to count the cells. During the culturing process, a neural network ...

image: Electron microscopic image of methanogens view more . ... Currently, Methanothermobacter, the only methanogen industrially employed in pure culture, is not genetically accessible at all.

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Methanogens, such as these, seem to be a potential candidate for what life on Mars might look like ... basalt and Mars soil stimulant – in sealed anaerobic culture tubes.

Hydrogenotrophic methanogens, such as M. thermolithotrophicus, have the amazing ability to convert dihydrogen (H 2, for example artificially produced from renewable energy) and carbon dioxide (CO ...

LAS VEGAS — Results presented here showed an implant surface culturing method may identify biofilm on culture-negative periprosthetic joint infections, as well as patterns of growth on total ...

Geochemical, molecular, culturing and genomics techniques have allowed us to pursue questions about the diversity, abundance, distribution, and adaptations of methanoarchaea inhabiting peatlands.

Who says biologists only like to sit in their labs doing research? The theory proves wrong with CSUN’s Larry Baresi, a Northridge resident who enjoys cooking, making wines, riding his bike, hiking, ...