The extremophiles

Extremophiles are organisms that live at the most extreme environments (by human standards). In my piece, they form a powerful super-organism team—“The Extremophiles”!'As a recent graduate, this was my last chance to enter the competition, so I wanted to do something really fun with my entry. I chose extremophiles because I think anyone can appreciate how cool they are!' - Orla Fernie, University of York

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The Biochemist
Published
2025-12-19
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1042/bio_2025_210
Primary Topic
Polar Research and Ecology
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The extremophiles

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The extremophiles

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Abstract

Extremophiles are organisms that live at the most extreme environments (by human standards). In my piece, they form a powerful super-organism team—“The Extremophiles”!'As a recent graduate, this was my last chance to enter the competition, so I wanted to do something really fun with my entry. I chose extremophiles because I think anyone can appreciate how cool they are!' - Orla Fernie, University of York

The BiochemistVol. 47(6)
University of York (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 31%
Polar Research and Ecology
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