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Space Station conditions are selective but do not alter microbial characteristics relevant to human health
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It is shown that the ISS microbial communities are highly similar to those present in ground-based confined indoor environments and are subject to fluctuations, although a core microbiome persists over time and locations, and indicates a potential threat towards material integrity in moist areas.
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Monitoring of Microbial Degraders in Manned Space Stations
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It was shown that the fungi isolated could damage polymers and induce corrosion of aluminum-magnesium alloys, and can be used to test spacecraft production materials, in order to determine their resistance to biodegradation.
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Resilient microorganisms in dust samples of the International Space Station—survival of the adaptation specialists
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A profound resistance capacity of ISS microorganisms against environmental stresses, and the presence of archaeal signatures on board are revealed.
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Diversity of bacteria of the genus Bacillus on board of international space station
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From swabs of surfaces of equipment and air samples of the Russian segment of the International Space Station, nine strains of spore-forming bacteria of the genus Bacillus belonging to the species B. pumilus were isolated and the last species of bacilli on the equipment of RS ISS was detected for the first time.
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Sex-linked differences in activity of enzymes in the blood of the urodele amphibian Pleurodeles waltl.
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An antibiotic complex produced byStreptomyces werraensis 1365T
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An antibiotic complex comprising four components was extracted from a native solution and mycelium of Streptomyces werraensis 1365T and identified as undecylprodigiosin, anisomycin, and copiamycin, respectively, whereas component C is a natural compound which has probably never been described.
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Monitoring of initial stages of the biodamage of construction materials used in aerospace equipment using electron microscopy
The biocorrosion activity of microorganisms extracted from the Mir Space Station and the Russian segment of the International Space Station was estimated with respect to the aluminum-magnesium alloy…
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[An antibiotic complex produced by Streptomyces werraensis 1365T strain].
TLDR
An antibiotic complex comprising four components was extracted from a native solution and mycelium of Streptomyces werraensis 1365T and identified as undecylprodigiosin, anisomycin, and copiamycin, respectively, whereas component C is a natural compound, which probably has never been described.
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The experiment “initial stages of biological damage and deterioration in space”
A study of the microflora of structural surfaces on board the russian segment of the international space station (RS ISS) has demonstrated that the species composition that is formed during the…
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Electron microscopy investigation of AlMg6 aluminum alloy surface defects caused by microorganisms extracted in space stations
The surfaces of AMg6 (aluminum-magnesium) alloy samples that have passed accelerated biocorrosion tests have been investigated in a Quanta-3D scanning electron microscope. The alloy samples have been…
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