TY  - GEN
N2  - Extremophiles have unique physiological properties, thus considered to be ideal candidates for industrial development. This book present concepts on cold-adapted microorganisms, centered on four different aspects - (i) diversity of cold adapted microbes (ii) their ecology, physiology and metabolism (iii) omics research in the field and (iv) their potential applications. This volume collates the recent developments and innovations with respect to these microorganisms. This book is meant for researchers, biochemists, industries, and government agencies interested in cold active microbes and their products. Also, would be of interest to NGOs and progressive farmers which are working for higher altitude ecosystems throughout the globe.
DO  - 10.1007/978-981-16-2625-8
DO  - doi
AB  - Extremophiles have unique physiological properties, thus considered to be ideal candidates for industrial development. This book present concepts on cold-adapted microorganisms, centered on four different aspects - (i) diversity of cold adapted microbes (ii) their ecology, physiology and metabolism (iii) omics research in the field and (iv) their potential applications. This volume collates the recent developments and innovations with respect to these microorganisms. This book is meant for researchers, biochemists, industries, and government agencies interested in cold active microbes and their products. Also, would be of interest to NGOs and progressive farmers which are working for higher altitude ecosystems throughout the globe.
T1  - Survival strategies in cold-adapted microorganisms /
AU  - Goel, Reeta,
AU  - Soni, Ravindra,
AU  - Suyal, Deep Chandra,
AU  - Khan, Mahejibin,
CN  - QR100.9
ID  - 1443165
KW  - Microorganisms.
KW  - Extreme environments
KW  - Cold adaptation.
KW  - Micro-organismes.
KW  - Milieux extrêmes
KW  - Adaptation au froid.
SN  - 9789811626258
SN  - 9811626251
TI  - Survival strategies in cold-adapted microorganisms /
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ER  -