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	November 9, 2007 New study illuminates ability of hot-water bacteria to survive cold shock RIKEN researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding how bacteria in hydrothermal vents can survive extreme changes in te Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-05-15 04:18:04 Open Document File Size: 25,29 KB Share Result on Facebook City Frankfurt am Main / / Company Wilson / / Continent Antarctica / / Country Japan / / / Facility State University of New York / Riken's Genomic Sciences Center / / IndustryTerm biotechnology / / MedicalCondition cold shock RIKEN / / Organization Small Ribosomal Subunit Assembly / Riken's Genomic Sciences Center / Goethe-Universität Frankfurt / State University of New York / / Position messenger / / Technology biotechnology / / SocialTag Thermophiles Bacteriology Hydrothermal vent Ribosome Cell Thermus aquaticus DNA Alvinella pompejana Thermotoga maritima Biology

November 9, 2007 New study illuminates ability of hot-water bacteria to survive cold shock RIKEN researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding how bacteria in hydrothermal vents can survive extreme changes in teAdd to Reading List