1993
DOI: 10.1016/s0167-7306(08)60251-3
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Chapter 2 Bioenergetics of extreme halophiles

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“…However, only halobacteria can synthesize purple membranes and use light as an additional energy source. It has been proposed that respiration was the primary energy-transducing mechanism of halobacteria and that the light-driven ion pumps might reflect later adaptations to low oxygen tension (513), an inevitable consequence of the extremely high salinity of their natural habitat.…”
Section: Aerobiosis and Other Respiration Forms In Archaeamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, only halobacteria can synthesize purple membranes and use light as an additional energy source. It has been proposed that respiration was the primary energy-transducing mechanism of halobacteria and that the light-driven ion pumps might reflect later adaptations to low oxygen tension (513), an inevitable consequence of the extremely high salinity of their natural habitat.…”
Section: Aerobiosis and Other Respiration Forms In Archaeamentioning
confidence: 99%