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Microbial Adaptation to Extremes of Temperature and pH, have been available for colonization for millions of years, so that we know there has been time for evolution to reach an equilibrium. We thus study natural thermal and acidic springs, since these provide relatively constant environments of types which have probably been available for colonization

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Photochemistry and Photobiology of Spore-Forming Bacteria,f cyclobutane dimers, Kelner (1951) found that certain bacteria exposed to a lethal dose of light of wavelengths around 260 nm could be reactivated by exposure to light in the region of 400 nm. Cook (1967) then showed that this photoreactivation occurred by the enzymatic monomerization of the dimeri

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Biochemical Aspects of Acclimation to a Cold Environment,surface of the earth, resulting in a cooling of our atmosphere (Wexler, 1952). Of particular concern in this context is the possibility that in the mid-1980’s approximately 500 American-built SST’s, not to mention the French-British Concorde and the Soviet SST, will be flying at about 1800 miles per

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modate to changes in temperature, light, humidity, nutrition, etc. Since studies of the enzymatic process, in vitro, indicate that, in general, biological catalysis can proceed only over limited ranges of temperature, pH, substrate concentration, etc. , it seems reasonable to assume that biological