A living organism morphologically comparable to the precambrian genus Kakabekia.
Living microorganism morphologically comparable to Precambrian microfossil genus Kakabekia
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Living microorganism morphologically comparable to Precambrian microfossil genus Kakabekia
Inoculating preheated trays containing nutrient agar with photobacteria provides a means for mass culture of aerobic microorganisms in order to obtain large quantities of luciferase. To determine optimum harvest time, growth can be monitored by automated light-detection instrumentation.
Film consisting of a gelatin base serves as a flexible, water soluble microbiological assay coupon for clean room use. It is nontoxic to microorganisms and capable of remaining unchanged during periods of storage.
Compact automated laboratory unit has 60 independently treatable culture chamber assemblies for metabolic studies of cultured microorganisms on the surface of Mars or other planets.
Vacuum probe microbiological device for sampling large areas lightly loaded with microorganisms
Microorganism survival while suspended in simulated Mars dust clouds for 28 days
Effect of low numbers of microorganisms on samples assaying and recovery procedures
Estimation procedure for quantal response model of microorganism release during spacecraft impact on planets
List of identified microorganisms from desert soil in Chile
Ultraviolet irradiation of microorganisms in simulated Martian environment
Microorganism survival in space for exposure to solar UV radiation on balloons, rockets and satellites
Regenerative life support system development, considering synthesized organic compounds and microorganisms as foods for long duration space missions
Microorganism recovery from pulverized and leached solid rocket propellants and spacecraft components
Carbon 14 radiation detection systems for studying microorganisms in Martian soils
Chemical sterilization of microorganisms in potting compounds
Relationship between dry heat inactivation of microorganisms and water content of spore
Micrometeorite impact and microorganism survival experiment flown aboard Agena vehicles
Sublimation effects on viability of frozen microorganisms