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atÀ 15 C; molecular insights from the permafrost bacterium Planococcus halocryophilus Or1.
ISME J 7(6):1211–1226
Nagy B, Ignéczi Á, Kovács J, Szalai Z, Mari L (2019) Shallow ground temperature measurements
on the highest volcano on Earth, Mt. Ojos del Salado, arid Andes, Chile. Permafr Periglac
Process 30(1):3–18
Pontefract A, Zhu TF, Walker VK, Hepburn H, Lui C, Zuber MT, Ruvkun G, Carr CE (2017)
Microbial diversity in a hypersaline sulfate lake: a terrestrial analog of ancient Mars. Front
Microbiol 8(1819). https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2017.01819
Price PB, Sowers T (2004) Temperature dependence of metabolic rates for microbial growth,
maintenance, and survival. Proc Natl Acad Sci 101(13):4631–4636
Raymond-Bouchard I, Goordial J, Zolotarov Y, Ronholm J, Stromvik M, Bakermans C, Whyte LG
(2018) Conserved genomic and amino acid traits of cold adaptation in subzero-growing Arctic
permafrost bacteria. In: FEMS microbiology ecology 94 (4):fiy023
Raymond-Bouchard I, Whyte LG (2017) From transcriptomes to metatranscriptomes: cold adaptation and active metabolisms of psychrophiles from cold environments. In: Psychrophiles: from
biodiversity to biotechnology. Springer, pp 437–457
Schaefer CEGR, Michel RFM, Delpupo C, Senra EO, Bremer UF, Bockheim JG (2017) Active
layer thermal monitoring of a Dry Valley of the Ellsworth Mountains, continental Antarctica.
Catena 149:603–615. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.catena.2016.07.020
Seckbach J (2013) Life on the edge and astrobiology: who is who in the polyextremophiles world?
In: Polyextremophiles. Springer, pp 61–79
Selbmann L, De Hoog G, Mazzaglia A, Friedmann E, Onofri S (2005) Fungi at the edge of life:
cryptoendolithic black fungi from Antarctic desert. Stud Mycol 51 (1):1–32
Siliakus MF, van der Oost J, Kengen SWM (2017) Adaptations of archaeal and bacterial membranes to variations in temperature, pH and pressure. Extremophiles 21(4):651–670. https://doi.
org/10.1007/s00792-017-0939-x
Stofan ER, Elachi C, Lunine JI, Lorenz RD, Stiles B, Mitchell K, Ostro S, Soderblom L, Wood C,
Zebker H (2007) The lakes of Titan. Nature 445(7123):61–64
Sun HJ, Friedmann EI (1999) Growth on geological time scales in the Antarctic cryptoendolithic
microbial community. Geomicrobiol J 16(2):193–202
Sun HJ, Nienow JA, McKay C (2010) Antarctic cryptoendolithic microbial systems. In: Life in
Antarctic deserts and other cold dry environments: astrobiological analogs. Cambridge University Press. In: p 307
Williams TJ, Lauro FM, Ertan H, Burg DW, Poljak A, Raftery MJ, Cavicchioli R (2011) Defining
the response of a microorganism to temperatures that span its complete growth temperature
range (À 2 C to 28 C) using multiplex quantitative proteomics. Environ Microbiol 13
(8):2186–2203
Zuber MT (2018) Oceans on Mars formed early. Nature Publishing Group
6 When the Vital Signs of Microbial Life Go Cold, Does That Mean the Pulse Is. . .
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