Thermophiles
Subtitle: biodiversity, ecology, and evolution
By: edited by Anna-Louise Reysenbach, Mary Voytek, and Rocco Mancinelli
Contributors: Reysenbach, Anna-Louise; Voytek, Mary; Mancinelli, Rocco
Publisher: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 205
Subjects: Thermophilic microorganisms
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: The origins of research on thermophiles / Thomas D. Brock; title: Deep-sea thermophilic prokaryotes / Daniel Prieur, Mary Voytek, Christian Jeanthon, Anna-Louise Reysenbach; title: Biodiversity of acidophilic moderate thermophiles isolated from two sites in Yellowstone National Park, and their roles in the dissimilatory oxido-reduction of iron / D. Barrie Johnson, Deborah A. Body, Toni A.M. Bridge, Debby F. Bruhn, Francisco F. Roberto; title: Presence of thermophilic Naegleria isolates in the Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks / Robert F. Ramaley, Pamela L. Scanlan, William D. O'Dell; title: Examining bacterial population diversity within the Octopus Spring microbial mat community / Michael J. Ferris, Steven C. Nold, C.M. Santegoeds, David M. Ward; title: Direct 5S rRNA assay for microbial community characterization / Daphne L. Stoner, C.K. Browning, D.K. Bulmer, T.E. Ward, M.T. MacDonell; title: Community structure along a thermal gradient in a stream near Obsidian Pool, Yellowstone National Park / Joseph R. Graber, Julie Kirshtein, Mark Speck, Anna-Louise Reysenbach; title: Isolation of hyperthermophilic Archaea previously detected by sequencing rDNA directly from the environment / Siegfried Burggraf, Robert Huber, Thomas Mayer, Petra Rossnagel, Reinhard Rachel; title: Thermophilic anoxygenic phototrophs diversity and ecology / Michael T. Madigan; title: Algal physiology at high temperature, low pH, and variable pCO2 implications for evolution and ecology / Lynn J. Rothschild; title: The zonation and structuring of siliceous sinter around hot springs, Yellowstone National Park, and the role of thermophilic bacteria in its deposition / Donald R. Lowe, Kai S. Anderson, Deena Braunstein; title: Use of 16S rRNA, lipid, and naturally preserved components of hot spring mats and microorganisms to help interpret the record of microbial evolution / David M. Ward, Mary M. Bateson, Jan W. de Leeuw; title: Research accomplishments of a small business using Yellowstone's extremophiles / Joan Combie, Kenneth Runnion; title: The Yellowstone microbiology program status and prospects / John D. Varley, Robert F. Lindstrom, Charles C. Chester