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ethanogens Can’t Make It On Their Own in the Lost City

Methanogens Can’t Make It On Their Own in the Lost City

DCO members Susan Lang (University of South Carolina, USA) Gretchen Früh-Green, Stefano Bernasconi, (both at ETH-Zurich, Switzerland), William Brazelton (University of Utah, USA), and Matthew Schrenk (Michigan State University, USA) investigated carbon cycling and microbial metabolism at the Lost

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Subseafloor Biofilms Grow with the Flow 12 September 2019 Feature

The crust beneath the seafloor is a vast but remote habitat, peppered with poorly studied microbes…

ethanogens Can’t Make It On Their Own in the Lost City
Methanogens Can’t Make It On Their Own in the Lost City 25 January 2018 Feature

DCO members Susan Lang (University of South Carolina, USA) Gretchen Früh-Green, Stefano Bernasconi…

Microbial Evolution in the Hot Seat
Microbial Evolution in the Hot Seat 14 November 2017 Feature

DCO Deep Life Community members Rika Anderson, (Carleton College, USA), Julie Huber (Woods Hole…

Life on Land Dates Back to 3.5 Billion Year Old Hot Springs 9 May 2017 Feature

Martin Van Kranendonk, a member of DCO’s Deep Life and Extreme Physics and Chemistry Communities,…

Several Eukaryotic Species Found Living Deep in Earth's Crust 24 November 2015 Feature

Studies of Earth’s deep biosphere tend to focus on microbial life, primarily prokaryotic single-…

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