DNA analysis has revealed that 26 novel species of "extremophile" bacteria were lurking in a clean room that housed NASA's ...

So although we have seen modified microbes being put to work in agriculture ... the number of copies of the genes is higher compared to a non-extremophile microorganisms, which makes their ...

Extremophile microbes thrive in harsh environments and develop unique properties, which can be harnessed by the biotech industry and used in climate solutions, said Braden Tierney, the executive ...

Here’s how it works. New insight into how unique bacteria resist damage from radiation could lead to better protection for humans — both on Earth and among the stars. Life on Mars could ...

The Extremophile Campaign ... in October to leverage participatory science in the quest to identify helpful organisms. Henriksen said they've already made some new discoveries.

But if we were to search Mars, Titan, or the subsurface oceans of Europa or Enceladus, it seems like all we can reasonably hope to find is extremophile microbes. And microbes, just a few microns ...

Samples of their "extremophile" microbes sent to the space station last year in what Miguel Jimenez, lead author and Boston University assistant professor of biomedical engineering, called "the ...

Extremophile microbes thrive in harsh environments and develop unique properties, which can be harnessed by the biotech industry and used in climate solutions, said Braden Tierney, the executive ...