k Haloferax mediteranei bacterium. Coloured transmi ssion electron micrograph TEM of a section thro ugh an extremophile Haloferax or Halobacterium mediteranei bacterium. It is a Gramnegative, non motile aerobic bacillus rodshaped bacterium. It occurs in highly saline environments such as salt lakes or evaporation ponds. They may also be found on the surfaces of heavily salted foods, usually fish and meat, and can cause spoilage. Colonies of the bacteria are red in colour. Some strains can use their pigments to harness light energy when under low oxygen levels. Due to their high demand for salts, Haloferax sp. are not pathogenic in humans. Magnification x12,500 at 6x9cm size. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Haloferax mediteranei bacterium. Coloured transmi- ssion electron micrograph (TEM) of a section thro- ugh an extremophile Haloferax (or Halobacterium) mediteranei bacterium. It is a Gram-negative, non- motile aerobic bacillus (rod-shaped bacterium). It occurs in highly saline environments such as salt lakes or evaporation ponds. They may also be found on the surfaces of heavily salted foods, usually fish and meat, and can cause spoilage. Colonies of the bacteria are red in colour. Some strains can use their pigments to harness light energy when under low oxygen levels. Due to their high demand for salts, Haloferax sp. are not pathogenic in humans. Magnification: x12,500 at 6x9cm size.
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Haloferax mediteranei bacterium. Coloured transmi- ssion electron micrograph (TEM) of a section thro- ugh an extremophile Haloferax (or Halobacterium) mediteranei bacterium. It is a Gram-negative, non- motile aerobic bacillus (rod-shaped bacterium). It occurs in highly saline environments such as salt lakes or evaporation ponds. They may also be found on the surfaces of heavily salted foods, usually fish and meat, and can cause spoilage. Colonies of the bacteria are red in colour. Some strains can use their pigments to harness light energy when under low oxygen levels. Due to their high demand for salts, Haloferax sp. are not pathogenic in humans. Magnification: x12,500 at 6x9cm size.

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