EFFECT OF ULTRAHIGH VACUUM ON VIABILITY OF MICROORGANISMS
Effect of ultrahigh vacuum on viability of microorganisms
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Effect of ultrahigh vacuum on viability of microorganisms
Detection and study of microorganisms in the upper atmosphere
Metabolic, ecologic, and genetic processes in terrestrial microorganisms under simulated planetary environments
Existence and identity of viable microorganisms in stratosphere
Continuous propagation of microorganisms - life cycle studies involving age distribution
Survival of terrestrial microorganism under simulated martian conditions
Survival of microorganisms in simulated environment of mars surface
Cold and aridity as constraints on survival of terrestrial microorganisms in simulated martian environment
Description of experimental requirements for adapting ultrahigh vacuum equipment to study of effects of simulated space environment on microorganisms
Microorganisms as indicators of solar activity and precursors of solar flares
Culturing techniques for detection of viable microorganism inoculated into solid materials
Microorganism resistivity to thermal inactivation by dry heat - glass fibers and membrane filters
Dry heat sterilization of microorganisms on glass surfaces at 100 deg C
Death rates of microorganisms deposited on surfaces of stainless steel and electronic components by handling and aerial fallout - Decontamination techniques
Terrestrial microorganism survival and growth on specimens of Euphorbia xylophylloides in ammonia methane hydrogen-rich atmospheres
Survival and growth of terrestrial microorganisms in ammonia-rich atmospheres supporting possibility of origin and existence of life on jupiter
Dry heat effectiveness in microorganism sterilization at 105 deg C for space probe applications
Effects of simulated anaerobic planetary environment on biochemical activities of terrestrial microorganisms