S. Kharin, E. Deshevaya, S. V. Fialkina, А.А. Guridov, A.B. Polianskaya, А. Dymova, P.D. Osipova, S. Poddubko
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STUDIES OF THE RESISTANCE OF «TERRESTRIAL» AND «SPACE» BACILLUS LICHENIFORMIS STRAINS TO THE EXTREME SPACEFLIGHT FACTORS
The paper presents the results of studying resistance of spores from «terrestrial» and «space» Bacillus licheniformis strains to antimicrobial agents, ultraviolet and radiation. It was established that the resistance of «space» strains to the influence of these extreme factors was noticeably more than for "terrestrial" strains. The most probable explanation of the stronger resistance of «space» strains can be genetic changes aimed to activate intracellular adaptive mechanisms preserved in succeeding generations. Spores from B. licheniformis 24 strain isolated from the ISS environment and exposed to the outer space as part of the EXPOSE-R2 experiment were found to have weakened resistance to antimicrobial agents in subsequent generations. Some of the «space» strains showed the ability to survive exposure to high doses of pulsed UV (1 kJ/m2) and ionizing radiation (20 kGy).