FEMS Microbiology Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
45(6)
Published: June 20, 2021
Bacteria
inhabit
all
known
ecological
niches
and
establish
interactions
with
organisms
from
kingdoms
of
life.
These
are
mediated
by
a
wide
variety
mechanisms
very
often
involve
the
secretion
diverse
molecules
bacterial
cells.
The
Type
VI
system
(T6SS)
is
protein
that
uses
bacteriophage-like
machinery
to
secrete
array
effectors,
usually
translocating
them
directly
into
neighbouring
effectors
display
toxic
activity
in
recipient
cell,
making
T6SS
an
effective
weapon
during
inter-bacterial
competition
eukaryotic
Over
last
two
decades,
microbiology
research
has
experienced
shift
towards
using
systems-based
approaches
study
between
their
communities
context.
Here,
we
focus
on
this
aspect
T6SS.
We
consider
how
our
perspective
developed
examine
what
currently
about
impact
bacteria
deploying
can
have
environments,
including
associated
plants,
insects
mammals.
T6SS-mediated
affect
host
shaping
microbiota,
as
well
be
established
different
microorganisms
through
deployment
versatile
system.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: March 9, 2018
The
recognition
that
all
macroorganisms
live
in
symbiotic
association
with
microbial
communities
has
opened
up
a
new
field
biology.
Animals,
plants,
and
algae
are
now
considered
holobionts,
complex
ecosystems
consisting
of
the
host,
microbiota,
interactions
among
them.
Accordingly,
ecological
concepts
can
be
applied
to
understand
host-derived
processes
govern
dynamics
interactive
networks
within
holobiont.
In
marine
systems,
holobionts
further
integrated
into
larger
more
ecosystems,
concept
referred
as
"nested
ecosystems."
this
review,
we
discuss
dynamic
interact
at
multiple
scales
respond
environmental
change.
We
focus
on
symbiosis
sponges
their
communities—a
resulted
one
most
diverse
environment.
recent
years,
sponge
microbiology
remarkably
advanced
terms
curated
databases,
standardized
protocols,
information
functions
microbiota.
Like
Russian
doll,
these
translated
holobiont
impact
surrounding
ecosystem.
For
example,
sponge-associated
metabolisms,
fueled
by
high
filtering
capacity
substantially
affect
biogeochemical
cycling
key
nutrients
like
carbon,
nitrogen,
phosphorous.
Since
increasingly
threatened
anthropogenic
stressors
jeopardize
stability
ecosystem,
link
between
perturbations,
dysbiosis,
diseases.
Experimental
studies
suggest
community
composition
is
tightly
linked
health,
but
whether
dysbiosis
cause
or
consequence
collapse
remains
unresolved.
Moreover,
potential
role
microbiome
mediating
for
acclimate
adapt
change
unknown.
Future
should
aim
identify
mechanisms
underlying
scales,
from
develop
management
strategies
preserve
provided
our
present
future
oceans.
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
64(2), P. 230 - 243
Published: Jan. 14, 2022
The
root
microbiome
refers
to
the
community
of
microbes
living
in
association
with
a
plant's
roots,
and
includes
mutualists,
pathogens,
commensals.
Here
we
focus
on
recent
advances
study
commensal
which
is
major
research
object
microbiome-related
researches.
With
rapid
development
new
technologies,
plant-commensal
interactions
can
be
explored
unprecedented
breadth
depth.
Both
soil
environment
host
plant
drive
assembly.
bulk
seed
bank
potential
commensals,
plants
use
exudates
immune
responses
build
healthy
microbial
communities
from
available
microbes.
extends
functional
system
by
participating
variety
processes,
including
nutrient
absorption,
growth
promotion,
resistance
biotic
abiotic
stresses.
Plants
their
microbiomes
have
evolved
adaptation
strategies
over
time.
However,
there
still
huge
gap
our
understanding
regulatory
mechanisms
interactions.
In
this
review,
summarize
assembly
effects
these
development,
look
at
prospects
for
promoting
sustainable
agricultural
through
microbiome.
Current Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
26, P. 100198 - 100198
Published: Jan. 26, 2021
Plants
are
colonized
by
a
multitude
of
micro-organisms,
collectively
called
"microbiome,"
and
which
play
essential
roles
in
the
niches
they
inhabit.
The
potential
microbiome,
combined
with
need
to
produce
food
more
sustainably,
makes
its
study
promising.
Despite
growing
recognition
vast
functional
ability
native
microbiota
as
an
intricate
component
plant
fitness,
our
understanding
how
microbial
communities
structured,
intrinsic
environmental
factors
that
can
modulate
network
is
partial
understood.
In
this
review,
we
explore
research
has
characterized
different
methodological
approaches
have
used
access
this.
We
consider
impact
plant's
genotype,
interactions
between
taxa,
influence
agricultural
practices,
well
conditions
establishment
enrichment
micro-organisms
beneficial
effects
on
growth,
development,
health.
Ultimately,
suggested
model
route
converts
current
knowledge
about
microbiomes
into
biotechnological
product
applied
agriculture
systems.
One
proposed
approach
use
driven
community
composition
stimulate
members.
Some
examples
these
influential
bioinoculants,
proper
certain
conditions.
On
other
hand,
critical
microbiome
be
isolated,
formulated,
become
new
biological
product.
Regardless
used,
innovations
represent
future
sustainable
agriculture.
Frontiers in Physiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Jan. 9, 2023
Threatening
the
global
community
is
a
wide
variety
of
potential
threats,
most
notably
invasive
pest
species.
Invasive
species
are
non-native
organisms
that
humans
have
either
accidentally
or
intentionally
spread
to
new
regions.
One
effective
and
first
lines
control
strategies
for
controlling
pests
application
insecticides.
These
toxic
chemicals
employed
get
rid
pests,
but
they
pose
great
risks
people,
animals,
plants.
Pesticides
heavily
used
in
managing
current
era.
Due
overuse
synthetic
chemicals,
numerous
already
developed
resistance.
The
resistance
development
main
reason
failure
manage
Developing
pesticide
management
techniques
necessitates
thorough
understanding
mechanisms
through
which
insects
acquire
insecticide
Insects
use
behavioral,
biochemical,
physiological,
genetic,
metabolic
methods
deal
with
can
lead
continuous
overexpression
detoxifying
enzymes.
An
overabundance
enzymes
causes
resistance,
pesticides
rendering
them
ineffective
against
pests.
A
key
factor
amplification
certain
enzymes,
specifically
esterases,
Glutathione
S-transferase,
Cytochromes
p450
monooxygenase,
hydrolyses.
Additionally,
insect
guts
offer
unique
habitats
microbial
colonization,
gut
bacteria
may
serve
their
hosts
useful
services.
Most
importantly,
detoxification
insecticides
leads
development.
complete
knowledge
could
be
very
helpful
coping
challenges
effectively
developing
Integrated
Pest
Management
particularly
at
lowering
risk
chemical
environmental
contaminants
resulting
health
issues,
it
also
ways
The ISME Journal,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
15(7), P. 2131 - 2145
Published: Feb. 15, 2021
From
insects
to
mammals,
a
large
variety
of
animals
hold
in
their
intestines
complex
bacterial
communities
that
play
an
important
role
health
and
disease.
To
further
our
understanding
how
intestinal
assemble
function,
we
study
the
C.
elegans
microbiota
with
bottom-up
approach
by
feeding
this
nematode
monocultures
as
well
mixtures
two
eight
species.
We
find
bacteria
colonizing
monoculture
do
not
always
co-cultures
due
interspecies
interactions.
Moreover,
community
diversity
increases,
ability
colonize
worm
gut
becomes
less
than
interactions
for
determining
assembly.
explore
host-microbe
adaptation,
compare
isolated
from
non-native
isolates,
success
colonization
is
determined
more
species'
taxonomy
isolation
source.
Lastly,
comparing
assembled
microbiotas
mutants,
innate
immunity
via
p38
MAPK
pathway
decreases
abundances
yet
has
little
influence
on
composition.
These
results
highlight
interactions,
so
adaptation
or
environmental
filtering,
dominant
assembly
microbiota.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: May 3, 2022
Insect
pests
cause
significant
agricultural
and
economic
losses
to
crops
worldwide
due
their
destructive
activities.
Pesticides
are
designed
be
poisonous
intentionally
released
into
the
environment
combat
menace
caused
by
these
noxious
pests.
To
survive,
insects
can
resist
toxic
substances
introduced
humans
in
form
of
pesticides.
According
recent
findings,
microbes
that
live
insect
as
symbionts
have
recently
been
found
protect
hosts
against
toxins.
Symbioses
formed
between
various
microbes,
a
defensive
mechanism
pathogens
Insects’
guts
provide
unique
conditions
for
microbial
colonization,
resident
bacteria
deliver
numerous
benefits
hosts.
Insects
vary
significantly
reliance
on
gut
basic
functions.
digestive
tracts
very
different
shape
chemical
properties,
which
big
impact
structure
composition
community.
microbiota
has
contribute
feeding,
parasite
pathogen
protection,
immune
response
modulation,
pesticide
breakdown.
The
current
review
will
examine
roles
detoxification
mechanisms
behind
development
resistance
better
understand
detoxifying
agriculturally
pest
insects,
we
provided
comprehensive
information
regarding
role
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
114(42), P. 11181 - 11186
Published: Oct. 2, 2017
Significance
Manipulating
the
microbial
communities
associated
with
animals
to
improve
host
health
requires
a
comprehensive
understanding
of
mechanisms
driving
microbiome
variation,
which
strict
focus
on
host-specific
factors
has
been
insufficient
in
providing.
We
performed
an
experiment
test
whether
movement,
or
dispersal,
microorganisms
among
zebrafish
hosts
could
alter
effects
important
factors,
using
dispersal-based
model
guide
interpretation
results.
observed
that
interhost
dispersal
can
diversity
and
composition
overwhelm
host’s
innate
immune
system.
These
findings
suggest
is
mechanism
variation
should
be
considered
future
research.