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	STUDIA BIOLOGIA - Issue no. 1 / 2002

	Article:	SOIL ENZYMOLOGICAL METHODS ELABORATED TO BE USED FOR DETECTING EXTANT AND/OR EXTINCT LIFE ON THE PLANET MARS. Authors: ŞTEFAN KISS.


	Abstract: This article is a brief review of the soil enzymological investigations carried out with the aim to elaborate methods applicable for detecting extant and/or extinct life on other planets, notably Mars. As the results of the experiments performed with the two Viking landers set down on Mars suggest that Mars is, today at least, a lifeless planet, search for extinct life on Mars by using soil enzymological methods appears to be an attractive objective for exobiological research.




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