Question

Given the living conditions of Archaea, what mechanisms do you think they have to regulate homeostasis?

Answer 1

Explanation:

pH homeostasis in archaea: Most archaea can maintain their internal environment, like cytoplasmic pH (living condition) within a narrow range than the pH present outside the cell, called pH homeostasis (including the adaptation of membrane structure, metabolic consumption of acids & bases, active ion transport, etc.)

Answer 2

Given the living conditions of Archaea, what mechanisms do you think they have to regulate homeostasis?

pH homeostasis in archaea: Most archaea can maintain their internal environment, like cytoplasmic pH (living condition) within a narrow range than the pH present outside the cell, called pH homeostasis (including the adaptation of membrane structure, metabolic consumption of acids & bases, active ion transport, etc.)