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3 the isolation of thermophiles from deep-sea hydrothermal environments

Nakagawa et al., 2006

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908140600632561454
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Nakagawa S
Takai K
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Methods in microbiology

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Publisher Summary The chapter describes the methods for enrichment and isolation of (hyper) thermophiles from deep-sea hydrothermal environments. In the chapter, the term “thermophile” is used to refer to all micro-organisms with optimum growth temperatures …
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