МІКРООРГАНІЗМИ МОРСЬКИХ ХОЛОДНИХ ПРОСОЧУВАНЬ ВУГЛЕВОДНІВ

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https://doi.org/10.18524/2307-4663.2024.2(61).310552

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мікробне біорізноманіття, метаногенез, метанотрофи, вуглеводневі просочування, окиснення вуглеводнів, сульфатредукція

Анотація

Морські вуглеводневі просочування (сипи) завдяки своїм унікальним геофізичним та геохімічним характеристикам формують унікальні умови для розвитку специфічних мікробних спільнот, різноманітна та взаємопов’язана метаболічна діяльність яких лежить в основі глобальних екологічних процесів. В короткому огляді розглянуті геофізичні та хімічні передумови формування сипів та вуглеводневих флюїдів – джерел енергії та субстратів для метаболічних процесів, що опосередковані мікроорганізмами, які існують в даних екологічних нішах. Наведено інформацію про різноманітність мікроорганізмів в холодних вуглеводневих просочуваннях, їх метаболічний потенціал в умовах динамічного розвитку середовища.

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