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Researcher

Karolien Peeters

Awards & Distinctions

19 Results

2016

Shining a light on exposed high-altitude Antarctic ecosystems provides a clearer view on the diversity of phototrophic bacteria

Guillaume TahonBjorn TytgatKarolien PeetersAnne Willems

2014

Bacterial diversity assessment in Antarctic terrestrial and aquatic microbial mats : a comparison between bidirectional pyrosequencing and cultivation

Bjorn TytgatElie VerleyenDagmar ObbelsKarolien PeetersAaike De WeverSofie D'hondtTim De MeyerWim Van CriekingeWim VyvermanAnne Willems

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

2012

Heterotrophic bacterial diversity in aquatic microbial mat communities from Antarctica

Karolien PeetersElie VerleyenDominic A HodgsonPeter ConveyDamien ErtzWim VyvermanAnne Willems

A1 Journal Article in POLAR BIOLOGY

2011

Biodiversity of heterotrophic bacteria in aquatic and terrestrial microbial mats in Antarctica

Karolien PeetersAnne Willems

Culturable bacterial diversity at the Princess Elisabeth Station (Utsteinen, Sør Rondane Mountains, East Antarctica) harbours many new taxa

Karolien PeetersDamien ErtzAnne Willems

A1 Journal Article in SYSTEMATIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY

Culturable diversity of heterotrophic bacteria in Forlidas Pond (Pensacola Mountains) and Lundström Lake (Shackleton Range), Antarctica

Karolien PeetersDominic A HodgsonPeter ConveyAnne Willems

A1 Journal Article in MICROBIAL ECOLOGY

The gyrB gene is a useful phylogenetic marker for exploring the diversity of flavobacterium strains isolated from terrestrial and aquatic habitats in Antarctica

Karolien PeetersAnne Willems

A1 Journal Article in FEMS MICROBIOLOGY LETTERS

2010

Antarctic microbial biodiversity: the importance of geographical and ecological factors

Annick WilmottePedro De Carvalho MaaloufAaike De WeverDagmar ObbelsKarolien PeetersElie VerleyenWim VyvermanAnne Willems

Evidence for widespread endemism among Antarctic micro-organisms

Wim VyvermanElie VerleyenAnnick WilmotteDominic A HodgsonAnne WillemsKarolien PeetersBart Van de VijverAaike De WeverFrédérik LeliaertKoen Sabbe

A1 Journal Article in POLAR SCIENCE

Exploration of the microbial diversity and assessment of the environmental impact in the region of the Antarctic research station 'Princess Elisabeth'

Wim De SmetCyrill D'HaeseJosef ElsterDamien ErtzRafael Fernandez-CarazoAlexander MangoldMarie José ManoZorigto NamsaraevDagmar ObbelsKarolien Peeters et al.

Large heterotrophic bacterial diversity of Antarctic samples through cultivation

Karolien PeetersElie VerleyenDamien ErtzDominic HodgsonAnne Willems

The limnology and biology of the Dufek Massif, Transantarctic Mountains 82° South

Dominic A HodgsonPeter ConveyElie VerleyenWim VyvermanSandra J McInnesChester J SandsRafael Fernández-CarazoAnnick WilmotteAaike De WeverKarolien Peeters et al.

A1 Journal Article in POLAR SCIENCE

Who lives at Utsteinen?: a look at heterotrophic bacterial diversity through cultivation

Karolien PeetersDamien ErtzAnne Willems

2009

Exploring heterotrophic bacterial diversity of Antarctic samples through cultivation

Karolien PeetersElie VerleyenDamien ErtzDominique HodgsonAnne Willems

Study of Flavobacterium strains isolated from Antarctic aquatic and terrestrial samples

Karolien PeetersSophie VerschuereElie VerleyenDominique HodgsonAnne Willems

Study of Flavobacterium strains isolated from Antarctic aquatic and terrestrial samples

Karolien PeetersSophie VerschuereElie VerleyenDominique HodgsonAnne Willems

2008

Bacterial diversity of Antarctic samples through cultivation

Karolien PeetersElie VerleyenDamien ErtzDominique HodgsonAnne Willems

Exploring heterotrophic bacterial diversity of Antarctic samples through cultivation

Karolien PeetersElie VerleyenDamien ErtzDominique HodgsonAnne Willems

2007

Analysis of the bacterial diversity of samples from the Belgian Antarctic base through cultivation

Karolien PeetersAnne Willems