Abstract:The deep-sea hydrothermal vents are typical deep-sea high-temperature environments. The sharp physical and chemical gradients around the hydrothermal vents serve as energy sources for microorganisms living there, and support great biomass and productivity. As a result, deep-sea hydrothermal vents possess the most abundant microbial diversity on the Earth. Microorganisms living around the hydrothermal vents are faced with multiple environmental stresses, such as deep-sea high hydrostatic pressure, as well as fl… Show more
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