Meanings of extremophiles in English

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.

More of these "extremophiles" are coming to light every few years.

These extremophiles are the latest marine discoveries catalogued in the annual Census of Marine Life.

Additionally, the extremophiles act as microfactories having specific genetic and biotechnological potential for the production of biomolecules.

That's because extremophiles, unlike the vast majority of known life on the planet, make their living without photosynthesis.

To them, we are the extremophiles.

Even right here on Earth, new categories of organisms, collectively called extremophiles, thrive in conditions inimical to human beings.

The second was the discovery of extremophiles, which are organisms capable of surviving in extremes of temperature or pressure.

So-called "extremophiles" have been found in other parts of the world -and they can have significant commercial value.

These extremophiles are put into the simulator, a cryogenic cabinet containing a 6-liter quartz cylinder where the Martian environment is re-created.

But for many microbes this is home -and for biologists who study such extremophiles, Uzon is a perfect place to work.

The hot springs in the Danakil Depression are home to microorganisms called extremophiles, which as the name suggests live in extreme conditions.

Plus, The Planetary Society has sent a package of micro-organisms to test how extremophiles like tardigrades could survive in the pressures of space.

If there were biologists among the extremophiles, they would surely classify themselves as normal and any life that thrived in room temperature as an extremophile.