mSystems,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
3(2)
Published: March 19, 2018
Microbiomes
underpin
biogeochemical
processes,
sustain
the
bases
of
food
webs,
and
recycle
carbon
nutrients.
Thus,
microbes
are
frontline
players
in
determining
ecosystem
responses
to
environmental
change.
FEMS Microbiology Reviews,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
42(6), P. 761 - 780
Published: July 25, 2018
Microbial
networks
are
an
increasingly
popular
tool
to
investigate
microbial
community
structure,
as
they
integrate
multiple
types
of
information
and
may
represent
systems-level
behaviour.
Interpreting
these
is
not
straightforward,
the
biological
implications
network
properties
unclear.
Analysis
allows
researchers
predict
hub
species
interactions.
Additionally,
such
analyses
can
help
identify
alternative
states
niches.
Here,
we
review
factors
that
result
in
spurious
predictions
address
emergent
be
meaningful
context
microbiome.
We
also
give
overview
studies
analyse
new
hypotheses.
Moreover,
show
a
simulation
how
affected
by
choice
environmental
factors.
For
example,
consistent
across
tools,
heterogeneity
induces
modularity.
highlight
need
for
robust
inference
suggest
strategies
infer
more
reliably.
Environment International,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
154, P. 106560 - 106560
Published: April 16, 2021
The
extensive
use
of
phthalic
acid
esters
(PAEs)
has
led
to
their
widespread
distribution
across
various
environments.
As
PAEs
pose
significant
threats
human
health,
it
is
urgent
develop
efficient
strategies
eliminate
them
from
Bacteria-driven
PAE
biodegradation
been
considered
as
an
inexpensive
yet
effective
strategy
restore
the
contaminated
Despite
great
advances
in
bacterial
culturing
and
sequencing,
inherent
complexity
indigenous
microbial
community
hinders
us
mechanistically
understand
situ
efficiently
harness
degrading
power
bacteria.
synthetic
ecology
provides
a
simple
controllable
model
system
address
this
problem.
In
review,
we
focus
on
current
progress
mediated
by
isolates
communities,
discuss
prospective
PAE-degrading
communities
research.
It
anticipated
that
theories
approaches
will
revolutionize
study
bacteria-driven
provide
novel
insights
for
developing
bioremediation
solutions.
Frontiers in Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4
Published: June 30, 2022
Modern
agriculture
faces
several
challenges
due
to
climate
change,
limited
resources,
and
land
degradation.
Plant-associated
soil
microbes
harbor
beneficial
plant
growth-promoting
(PGP)
traits
that
can
be
used
address
some
of
these
challenges.
These
are
often
formulated
as
inoculants
for
many
crops.
However,
inconsistent
productivity
a
problem
since
the
performance
individual
inoculants/microbes
vary
with
environmental
conditions.
Over
past
decade,
ability
utilize
Next
Generation
Sequencing
(NGS)
approaches
has
led
an
explosion
information
regarding
associated
microbiomes.
Although
this
type
work
been
predominantly
sequence-based
descriptive
in
nature,
increasingly
it
is
moving
towards
microbiome
functionality.
The
synthetic
microbial
communities
(SynCom)
approach
emerging
technique
involves
co-culturing
multiple
taxa
under
well-defined
conditions
mimic
structure
function
microbiome.
SynCom
hopes
increase
community
stability
through
synergistic
interactions
between
its
members.
This
review
will
focus
on
plant-soil-microbiome
how
they
have
potential
improve
crop
production.
Current
formulation
discussed,
practical
application
considered.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
115(40), P. 10124 - 10129
Published: Sept. 18, 2018
The
rapid
emergence
of
antibiotic-resistant
pathogenic
bacteria
has
accelerated
the
search
for
new
antibiotics.
Many
clinically
used
antibacterials
were
discovered
through
culturing
a
single
microbial
species
under
nutrient-rich
conditions,
but
in
environment,
constantly
encounter
poor
nutrient
conditions
and
interact
with
neighboring
species.
In
an
effort
to
recapitulate
this
we
generated
nine-strain
actinomycete
community
16S
rDNA
sequencing
deconvolute
stochastic
production
antimicrobial
activity
that
was
not
observed
from
any
axenic
cultures.
We
subsequently
simplified
just
two
strains
identified
Amycolatopsis
sp.
AA4
as
producing
strain
Streptomyces
coelicolor
M145
inducing
strain.
Bioassay-guided
isolation
amycomicin
(AMY),
highly
modified
fatty
acid
containing
epoxide
isonitrile
warhead
potent
specific
inhibitor
Staphylococcus
aureus
.
Amycomicin
targets
essential
enzyme
(FabH)
biosynthesis
reduces
S.
infection
mouse
skin-infection
model.
discovery
AMY
demonstrates
utility
screening
complex
communities
against
discover
small-molecule
Phytopathology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
113(8), P. 1369 - 1379
Published: March 1, 2023
Despite
the
numerous
benefits
plants
receive
from
probiotics,
maintaining
consistent
results
across
applications
is
still
a
challenge.
Cultivation-independent
methods
associated
with
reduced
sequencing
costs
have
considerably
improved
overall
understanding
of
microbial
ecology
in
plant
environment.
As
result,
now,
it
possible
to
engineer
consortium
microbes
aiming
for
health.
Such
synthetic
communities
(SynComs)
contain
carefully
chosen
species
produce
desired
microbiome
function.
Microbial
biofilm
formation,
production
secondary
metabolites,
and
ability
induce
resistance
are
some
traits
consider
when
designing
SynComs.
Plant-associated
not
assembled
randomly.
Ecological
theories
suggest
that
these
defined
phylogenetic
organization
structured
by
general
community
assembly
rules.
Using
machine
learning,
we
can
study
rules
target
functions
generate
phenotypes.
Well-structured
assemblages
more
likely
lead
stable
SynCom
thrives
under
environmental
stressors
as
compared
classical
selection
single
activities
or
taxonomy.
However,
ensuring
colonization
long-term
phenotype
stability
one
challenges
overcome
SynComs,
may
change
over
time
horizontal
gene
transfer
retained
mutations.
Here,
explored
advances
made
research
regarding
health,
focusing
on
bacteria,
they
most
dominant
form
other
members
commonly
found
studies.
Applied and Environmental Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
85(8)
Published: Feb. 20, 2019
Isogenic
bacterial
populations
are
known
to
exhibit
phenotypic
heterogeneity
at
the
single-cell
level.
Because
of
difficulties
in
assessing
a
single
taxon
mixed
community,
importance
this
deeper
level
organization
remains
relatively
unknown
for
natural
communities.
In
study,
we
have
used
membrane-based
microcosms
that
allow
probing
while
interacting
with
synthetic
or
community.
Individual
taxa
were
studied
under
axenic
conditions,
as
members
coculture
physical
separation,
and
culture.
Phenotypic
was
assessed
through
both
flow
cytometry
Raman
spectroscopy.
Using
setup,
investigated
effect
microbial
interactions
on
individual
heterogeneities
two
drinking
water
isolates.
Through
demonstrated
between
these
bacteria
lead
reduction
their
diversities
adjustment
is
conditional
taxon.
Single-cell
spectroscopy
confirmed
taxon-dependent
shift
due
interaction.
conclusion,
our
data
suggest
may
be
general
driver
populations.IMPORTANCE
Laboratory
studies
shown
impact
survival
functionality
isogenic
populations.
plays
an
important
role
pathogenicity
virulence,
antibiotic
resistance,
biotechnological
applications,
ecosystem
properties,
it
crucial
understand
its
influencing
factors.
An
unanswered
question
whether
communities
influence
community
partners.
We
found
coculturing
leads
heterogeneities,
which
led
us
hypothesis
diversity
dependent
composition.