Meanings of extremophile in English

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Hideo isolated an extremophile- abacterium- inthegutof a particular worm that could digest human feces.

A fluorescent protein found in an extremophile bacteria could give scientists an unprecedented view inside living animals.

Water recovered from their depths had already revealed such extremophile marvels as the world's first single-organism ecosystem.

Now made synthetically, it is the magical elixir said to bring out the kitesurfing extremophile in any Web-surfing nerd.

The extremophile candidates are numerous.

University of Rhode Island researchers are focusing on the extremophile communities that thrive in the deepest oceans, away from sunlight.

At the same time, evidence has been mounting that extremophile life can find a way to survive almost anywhere water exists.

We have discovered a new extremophile eukaryotic organism that possesses a resistance to ionizing radiations similar to that of D. radiodurans.

Extreme Biomimetics, on the other hand, is inspired by materials found in extremophile organisms, instead of aiming to implement their actual biosynthesis.

Synthetic biology and microbial insights will soon allow scientists to custom-build bacteria capable of surviving on other planets, says extremophile expert John Baross.

Meanwhile, Earth-dwelling extremophile microorganisms, both thermophilic (heat-loving) and psychrophilic (cold-loving), are variously adapted to temperatures that would fry us or freeze us.

Hot water springs have been known to be breeding sites for extremophile bacteria such as Naegleria fowleri or "brain-eating" amoeba that causes meningitis.

Researchers constructed the Kamchatka Microbial Observatory, a natural laboratory for studying extremophiles.

Perhaps the majority of the Earth's biomass consists of subterranean extremophiles.

Likewise, what we register as deadly chemical environments, some extremophiles call home sweet home.