Nature Communications: scientists found out how deep-water microbes survive at 120 °C

The German researchers established as the deep-water microorganisms living in regions of hot springs survive. Research appeared on pages of Nauchny zhurnal Nature Communications. In 2016 at coast Japan in the Nankaysky hollow sea biologists collected samples for studying. At a depth of 1,2 kilometers in some regions of the Nankaysky hollow temperature makes 120 degrees Celsius. Surprisingly, but life exists even in such extreme conditions. Scientists found microorganisms which perfectly feel at such high temperatures. Studying of these...