High occurrence of thermophilic bacteria isolated from hydrothermal vent plumes in Australian-Antarctic Ridge, Southern ocearn
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Title
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High occurrence of thermophilic bacteria isolated from hydrothermal vent plumes in Australian-Antarctic Ridge, Southern ocearn
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Authors
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Yoon, Soo Jung
Hwang, Chung Yeon
Lee, Inae
Lee, Yung Mi
Hong, Soon Gyu
Hahm, Doshik
Rhee, Tae Siek
Park, Sung Hyun
Lee, Hong Kum
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Keywords
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Antarctic; Vent; Southern Ocean; Bacteria; Thermophile; Australian-Antarctic Ridge
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Issue Date
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2015
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Citation
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Yoon, Soo Jung, et al. 2015. High occurrence of thermophilic bacteria isolated from hydrothermal vent plumes in Australian-Antarctic Ridge, Southern ocearn. 6th International Conference on Polar and Alpine Microbiology. University of South Bohemia. 2015.09.06-10.
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Abstract
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The intermediate spreading Australian-Antarctic Ridge (AAR) in the Southern Ocean is one of the largest
unexplored regions of the global mid-ocean ridge systems because of limited accessibility due to harsh
environment. Although activities of hydrothermal vents are supposed to be present in AAR, microbiological data
are not available on cultivatable bacteria associated with those environments.
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Conference Name
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6th International Conference on Polar and Alpine Microbiology
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Conference Place
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University of South Bohemia
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Conference Date
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2015.09.06-10
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Type
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Poster
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- 2014-2016, Evolution of West Antarctic Rift System (WARS): Study of Tectonic Activities and Volcanism Near The Adare Trough and Antarctic Mid-Ocean Ridges / Hong, Jong Kuk (PE14050; PE15050; PE16050)
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