Sergio L Mosquera
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Also affiliated: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (2022)
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Sergio L. Mosquera's research investigates the assembly and distribution of microbial communities, particularly those inhabiting wood and influenced by environmental factors such as salinity. His work examines the archaeal, bacterial, and fungal taxa within these ecosystems, exploring how common species adapt to local conditions and become abundant in specific habitats. Mosquera also studies the expression of microbial genes under extreme environmental conditions, including simulated Martian environments. This includes analyzing the expression of the dsrAB operon in psychrophilic bacteria under conditions mimicking Martian temperature and regolith composition. His scholarly contributions are reflected in a h-index of 2 and a total of 3 publications. Mosquera has collaborated with Vincent Chevrier and Mack Ivey at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville on shared publications.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 3
- Citations: 4
Selected Publications
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Detection of dsrAB operon expression in <i>Desulfotalea psychrophila</i> cells subjected to simulated Martian conditions of temperature and regolith's sulphate minerals composition (2023)
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Expression of dsrAB in Desulfotalea psychrophila Subjected to Simulated Martian Conditions (2019)
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- Detection of dsrAB operon expression in <i>Desulfotalea psychrophila</i> cells subjected to simulated Martian conditions of temperature and regolith's sulphate minerals composition
- Detection of dsrAB operon expression in <i>Desulfotalea psychrophila</i> cells subjected to simulated Martian conditions of temperature and regolith's sulphate minerals composition
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