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    Brine assemblages of ultrasmall microbial cells within the ice cover of Lake Vida, Antarctica by Kuhn, Emanuele, Ichimura, Andrew S, Peng, Vivian, Fritsen, Christian H, Trubl, Gareth, Doran, Peter T, Murray, Alison E

    Published in Applied and Environmental Microbiology (01-06-2014)
    “…The anoxic and freezing brine that permeates Lake Vida's perennial ice below 16 m contains an abundance of very small (≤0.2-μm) particles mixed with a less…”
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    Toward understanding life under subzero conditions: the significance of exploring psychrophilic "cold-shock" proteins by Kuhn, Emanuele

    Published in Astrobiology (01-11-2012)
    “…Understanding the behavior of proteins under freezing conditions is vital for detecting and locating extraterrestrial life in cold environments, such as those…”
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    New alk genes detected in Antarctic marine sediments by Kuhn, Emanuele, Bellicanta, Giovani Sebben, Pellizari, Vivian Helena

    Published in Environmental microbiology (01-03-2009)
    “…Alkane monooxygenases (Alk) are the key enzymes for alkane degradation. In order to understand the dispersion and diversity of alk genes in Antarctic marine…”
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    Dimensions of Antarctic microbial life revealed through microscopic, cultivation-based, molecular phylogenetic and environmental genomic characterization by Kuhn, Emanuele

    Published 01-01-2014
    “…Extreme cold temperatures have shaped Antarctic environments and the life that lives within them. Microorganisms affiliated with the three domains of life -…”
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    Dimensions of Antarctic microbial life revealed through microscopic, cultivation-based, molecular phylogenetic and environmental genomic characterization by Kuhn, Emanuele

    “…Extreme cold temperatures have shaped Antarctic environments and the life that lives within them. Microorganisms affiliated with the three domains of life -…”
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    Dissertation