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Introduction |
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Adams Lab is part of the Department
of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at The
University of Georgia. The laboratory is housed the Life
Sciences building on South campus and has been in operation for nearly a
decade. The group has a general interest in anaerobic microorganisms, particularly archaea and particularly those growing near and above 100°C, the so-called
hyperthermophiles. The archaeon Pyrococcus furiosus and the bacterium Thermotoga maritima are being used as model systems. Projects involve the physiology, metabolism,
enzymology, bioinorganic chemistry, and functional and structural genomics of these organisms. For example, the genome of P. furiosus contains approximately 2,200
ORFs, but the functions of much less than half of them are known. |
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Contact |
Michael W.W. Adams
B216B Life Sciences Bldg.
Department of Biochemistry
The University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
Telephone: ( 706) 542- 2060
FAX: (706) 583-8087
E-mail: adams@bmb.uga.edu |