Bioenergetic response of the extreme thermoacidophile Metallosphaera sedula to thermal and nutritional stresses

Keyphrases

• Continuous Culture 100%
• Ferrous Iron 100%
• Nutrient Stress 100%
• Dilution Rate 100%
• Thermal Stress 100%
• Bioenergetics 100%
• Internal pH 100%
• Transmembrane 50%
• Leaching 50%
• Cell Membrane 50%
• Chemical Effect 50%
• Membrane Potential 50%
• Synergistic Effect 50%
• Iron Levels 50%
• Growing Media 50%
• Recovery Period 50%
• Polyacrylamide Gel 50%
• Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate 50%
• Biological Factors 50%
• Proton Motive Force 50%
• Step Change 50%
• Thermophilic 50%
• Oxidative Capacity 50%
• Intracellular pH 50%
• Optimal Growth 50%
• Intermediate Temperature 50%
• Respiratory Activity 50%
• Thermoacidophilic Archaea 50%
• Molecular Chaperone 50%
• Thermal Damage 50%
• Extracellular pH 50%
• After High Temperature 50%
• Chemical Factors 50%
• Temperature Shift 50%
• Chemolithoautotroph 50%
• Pyrite Dissolution 50%
• Pyrite Oxidation 50%
• Casamino Acids 50%
• Iron Speciation 50%
• Iron Pyrite 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Dilution 100%
• Continuous Culture 100%
• Thermoacidophile 100%
• Metallosphaera sedula 100%
• Cell Membrane 50%
• Proton Motive Force 50%
• Species Differentiation 50%
• Cell pH 50%
• Casamino Acid 50%
• Membrane Potential 50%
• Chaperone Protein 50%
• Ion Exchange 50%
• Biological Factor 50%
• Bioleaching 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Iron 100%
• Dilution 50%
• Media Culture 25%