Search Results - "Fisher, Luke A."

Transition from stromatolite to thrombolite fabric: potential role for reticulopodial protists in lake microbialites of a Proterozoic ecosystem analog by Bernhard, Joan M, Fisher, Luke A, Murphy, Quinne, Sen, Leena, Yeh, Heidi D, Louyakis, Artemis, Gomaa, Fatma, Reilly, Megan, Batta-Lona, Paola G, Bucklin, Ann, Le Roux, Veronique, Visscher, Pieter T

“…Prior observations suggest that foraminiferan protists use their reticulopodia (anastomosing pseudopodia) to alter sediment fabric by disrupting laminations of…”
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Response and adaptation of the transcriptional heat shock response to pressure by Coffin, Carleton H., Fisher, Luke A., Crippen, Sara, Demers, Phoebe, Bartlett, Douglas H., Royer, Catherine A.

“…IntroductionThe molecular mechanisms underlying pressure adaptation remain largely unexplored, despite their significance for understanding biological…”
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Current state of athalassohaline deep‐sea hypersaline anoxic basin research—recommendations for future work and relevance to astrobiology by Fisher, Luke A., Pontefract, Alexandra, Som, Sanjoy, Carr, Christopher E., Klempay, Benjamin, Schmidt, Britney, Bowman, Jeff, Bartlett, Douglas H.

“…Summary Deep‐sea hypersaline anoxic basins (DHABs) are uniquely stratified polyextreme environments generally found in enclosed seas. These environments select…”
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Microbial diversity and activity in Southern California salterns and bitterns: analogues for remnant ocean worlds by Klempay, Benjamin, Arandia‐Gorostidi, Nestor, Dekas, Anne E., Bartlett, Douglas H., Carr, Christopher E., Doran, Peter T., Dutta, Avishek, Erazo, Natalia, Fisher, Luke A., Glass, Jennifer B., Pontefract, Alexandra, Som, Sanjoy M., Wilson, Jesse M., Schmidt, Britney E., Bowman, Jeff S.

“…Summary Concurrent osmotic and chaotropic stress make MgCl2‐rich brines extremely inhospitable environments. Understanding the limits of life in these brines…”
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Biosignature Molecules Accumulate and Persist in Evaporitic Brines: Implications for Planetary Exploration by Pozarycki, Chad, Seaton, Kenneth M, C Vincent, Emily, Novak Sanders, Carlie, Nuñez, Nickie, Castillo, Mariah, Ingall, Ellery, Klempay, Benjamin, Pontefract, Alexandra, Fisher, Luke A, Paris, Emily R, Buessecker, Steffen, Alansson, Nikolas B, Carr, Christopher E, Doran, Peter T, Bowman, Jeff S, Schmidt, Britney E, Stockton, Amanda M

“…The abundance of potentially habitable hypersaline environments in our solar system compels us to understand the impacts of high-salt matrices and brine…”
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