Abstract

1. Chemoautotrophic origin of life: the Iron-Sulfur World Hypothesis Gunter Wachtershauser 2. Evolution of metabolic pathways and evolution of genomes Giovanni Emiliani, Marco Fondi, Pietro Lio, and Renato Fani 3. Novel cultivation strategies for environmentally important microorganisms Jorg Overmann 4. Environmental proteomics: Studying structure and function of microbial communities Thomas Schneider and Kathrin Riedel 5. Analysis of microbial communities by functional gene arrays Jizhong Zhou, Zhili He, and Joy D. Van Nostrand 6. Probing identity and physiology of uncultured microorganisms with isotope labeling techniques Alexander Loy and Michael Pester 7. The geomicrobiology of arsenic Rhesa N. Ledbetter and Timothy S. Magnuson 8. Bioinformatics and genomics of iron- and sulfur-oxidizing acidophiles Violaine Bonnefoy 9. The geomicrobiology of catastrophe: a comparison of microbial colonization in post-volcanic and impact environments Charles S. Cockell 10. Microbial diversity of cave ecosystems Annette S. Engel 11. Statistical evaluation of bacterial 16S rRNA gene sequences in relation to travertine mineral precipitation and water chemistry at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park, USA Hector Garcia Martin, John Veysey, George T. Bonheyo, Nigel Goldenfeld and Bruce W. Fouke 12. Compositional, physiological and metabolic variability in microbial communities associated with geochemically diverse, deep-sea hydrothermal vent fluids Ken Takai and Kentaro Nakamura 13. The molecular geomicrobiology of bacterial manganese(II) oxidation Bradley M. Tebo, Kati Geszvain and Sung-Woo Lee 14. Role of microorganisms in banded iron formations Inga Koehler, Kurt Konhauser and Andreas Kappler 15. Synergistic roles of microorganisms in mineral precipitates associated with deep sea methane seeps Huifang Xu 16. Bacterial degradation of polychlorinated biphenyls Martina Mackova, Ondrej Uhlik, Petra Lovecka, Jitka Viktorova, MartinaNovakova, Katerina Demnerova, Michel Sylvestre and Tomas Macek 17. Role of clay and organic matter in the biodegradation of organics in soil Laura E. McAllister and Kirk T. Semple 18. Electrodes as electron acceptors, and the bacteria who love them Daniel R. Bond 19. The biogeochemistry of biomining Barrie D. Johnson

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