Fire Amoeba discovered surviving in extreme 63 degrees Celsius temperatures
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Scientists have discovered a type of amoeba capable of surviving and reproducing in water temperatures of up to 63 degrees Celsius.
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- Researchers identified a single-celled organism named Fire Amoeba in Lassen Volcanic National Park in the United States.
- This organism is unique for its ability to reproduce and forage at temperatures as high as 63 degrees Celsius.
- Genetic analysis reveals that specialized proteins and DNA-strengthening genes allow the amoeba to endure heat that typically inhibits other eukaryotic life.
- This discovery marks a new record for heat tolerance among eukaryotes, surpassing previous records set by fungi and algae.
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