Is there a common water-activity limit for the three domains of life?
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Bart Lievens | Andrew Stevenson | Aharon Oren | K. Timmis | J. Quinn | J. Antón | N. Gunde-Cimerman | D. Timson | A. Oren | J. E. Hallsworth | A. Hocking | B. Lievens | M. Voytek | J. Dijksterhuis | Colin D. McClure | T. McGenity | I. Grant | D. Rangel | R. Singhal | Jonathan A. Cray | A. Stevenson | Jim P Williams | Kenneth N Timmis | Jonathan DR Houghton | Rekha S Singhal | R. Santos | Jan Dijksterhuis | John E Hallsworth | David J Timson | Nina Gunde-Cimerman | Irene R Grant | Mary A Voytek | Josefa Antón | John P Quinn | Ailsa D Hocking | Jonathan A Cray | Terry J McGenity | Colin D McClure | Ricardo Santos | Richa Sahay | Nils Neuenkirchen | Satish V Patil | Drauzio E N Rangel | S. V. Patil | Jim P. Williams | Richa Sahay | Nils Neuenkirchen
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