Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
291(2016)
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2024
Early
life
microbial
colonizers
shape
and
support
the
immature
vertebrate
immune
system.
Microbial
colonization
relies
on
vertical
route
via
parental
provisioning
horizontal
environmental
contribution.
Vertical
transmission
is
mostly
a
maternal
trait
making
it
hard
to
determine
source
of
in
order
gain
insight
into
establishment
community
during
crucial
development
stages.
The
evolution
unique
male
pregnancy
pipefishes
seahorses
enables
disentanglement
both
transmission,
but
also
facilitates
differentiation
versus
paternal
ranging
from
egg
development,
early
juvenile
development.
Using
16S
rRNA
amplicon
sequencing
source-tracker
analyses,
we
revealed
how
distinct
origins
(maternal,
horizontal)
shaped
internal
external
microbiome
broad-nosed
pipefish
Syngnathus
typhle
.
Our
data
suggest
that
transovarial
contribution
influences
gut
whereas
mainly
shapes
microbiome.
identification
key
microbes
reveals
temporal
shifts
enhances
our
understanding
routes,
dynamics
their
impact
lifestyle
evolution.
Microbial
interactions
shape
the
structure
and
function
of
microbial
communities;
co-occurrence
networks
in
specific
environments
have
been
widely
developed
to
explore
these
complex
systems,
but
their
interconnection
pattern
across
microbiomes
various
at
global
scale
remains
unexplored.
Here,
we
inferred
an
Earth
network
from
a
communal
catalog
with
23,595
samples
12,646
exact
sequence
variants
14
Microbiome
Project
dataset.This
non-random
scale-free
consisted
8
taxonomy
distinct
modules
linked
different
environments,
which
featured
environment
relationships.
Different
topological
features
subnetworks
datasets
trimmed
into
uniform
size
indicate
patterns
environments.
The
high
number
specialist
edges
highlights
that
environmental
relationships
are
essential
microbiomes.
were
clustered
two
groups,
mainly
bridged
by
plant
animal
surface.
Acidobacteria
Gp2
Nisaea
identified
as
hubs
most
subnetworks.
Negative
proportions
ranged
1.9%
soil
subnetwork
48.9%
non-saline
surface
subnetwork,
suggesting
experience
intensities
competition
or
niche
differentiation.
Video
abstract
CONCLUSION:
This
investigation
emphasizes
importance
understanding
feature
perspective.
Journal of Animal Ecology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
89(7), С. 1549 - 1558
Опубликована: Апрель 5, 2020
Abstract
The
host‐associated
core
microbiome
was
originally
coined
to
refer
common
groups
of
microbes
or
genes
that
were
likely
be
particularly
important
for
host
biological
function.
However,
the
term
has
evolved
encompass
variable
definitions
across
studies,
often
identifying
key
with
respect
their
spatial
distribution,
temporal
stability
ecological
influence,
as
well
contribution
function
and
fitness.
A
major
barrier
reaching
a
consensus
over
how
define
its
relevance
biological,
evolutionary
theory
is
lack
precise
terminology
associated
definitions,
persistent
association
Common,
microbiomes
can
together
generate
insights
into
processes
act
independently
function,
while
functional
host‐adapted
cores
distinguish
between
facultative
near‐obligate
symbionts
differ
in
effects
on
This
commentary
summarizes
five
broad
have
been
applied
literature,
highlighting
strengths
limitations
advancing
our
understanding
host–microbe
systems,
noting
where
they
are
overlap,
discussing
potential
No
one
definition
capture
range
population.
Applied
together,
reveal
different
layers
microbial
organization
from
which
we
begin
understand
govern
interactions.
Nature Reviews Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
19(10), С. 623 - 638
Опубликована: Апрель 19, 2021
Virtually
all
plants
and
animals,
including
humans,
are
home
to
symbiotic
microorganisms.
Symbiotic
interactions
can
be
neutral,
harmful
or
have
beneficial
effects
on
the
host
organism.
However,
growing
evidence
suggests
that
microbial
symbionts
evolve
rapidly,
resulting
in
drastic
transitions
along
parasite–mutualist
continuum.
In
this
Review,
we
integrate
theoretical
empirical
findings
discuss
mechanisms
underpinning
these
evolutionary
shifts,
as
well
ecological
drivers
why
some
host–microorganism
may
stuck
at
end
of
addition
having
biomedical
consequences,
understanding
dynamic
life
microorganisms
reveals
how
symbioses
shape
an
organism's
biology
entire
community,
particularly
a
changing
world.
for
organisms.
Drew,
Stevens
King
continuum,
underlying
changes,
selective
pressures
involved
common
approaches
studying
them.
Annual Review of Entomology,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
65(1), С. 431 - 455
Опубликована: Окт. 14, 2019
The
evolution
of
a
mutualism
requires
reciprocal
interactions
whereby
one
species
provides
service
that
the
other
cannot
perform
or
performs
less
efficiently.
Services
exchanged
in
insect–fungus
mutualisms
include
nutrition,
protection,
and
dispersal.
In
ectosymbioses,
which
are
focus
this
review,
fungi
can
be
consumed
by
insects
degrade
plant
polymers
defensive
compounds,
thereby
making
substrate
available
to
insects.
They
also
protect
against
environmental
factors
produce
compounds
antagonistic
microbial
competitors.
Insects
disperse
provide
fungal
growth
substrates
protection.
Insect–fungus
transition
from
facultative
obligate,
each
partner
is
no
longer
viable
on
its
own.
Obligate
dependency
has
(
a)
resulted
morphological
adaptations
fungi,
b)
driven
social
behaviors
some
groups
insects,
c)
led
loss
sexuality
mutualists.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
115(26)
Опубликована: Июнь 11, 2018
Significance
Cicadas
are
dependent
on
the
essential
bacterial
symbionts
Sulcia
and
Hodgkinia
.
The
symbiont
genomes
extremely
streamlined
for
provisioning
of
amino
acids
other
nutrients.
In
some
cicada
lineages,
fragmented
into
numerous
minicircles,
which
may
represent
a
critical
stage
genomic
erosion
close
to
collapse.
What
would
happen
subsequently?
Our
survey
Japanese
diversity
revealed
that
while
is
conserved
among
all
species,
majority
them
have
lost
instead
harbor
yeast-like
fungal
associates.
phylogenetically
intermingled
with
cicada-parasitizing
Ophiocordyceps
fungi,
indicating
recurrent
replacements
by
entomopathogens
in
cicadas
providing
insights
mechanisms
underlying
parasitism-symbiosis
evolutionary
continuum,
compensation
genome
erosion,
diversification
host-symbiont
associations.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Июнь 26, 2020
Insects
share
an
intimate
relationship
with
their
gut
microflora
and
this
symbiotic
association
has
developed
into
essential
evolutionary
outcome
intended
for
survival
through
extreme
environmental
conditions.
While
it
been
clearly
established
that
insects,
very
few
exceptions,
associate
several
microbes
during
life
cycle,
information
regarding
aspects
of
these
associations
is
yet
to
be
fully
unraveled.
Acquisition
bacteria
by
insects
marks
the
onset
microbial
symbiosis,
which
followed
adaptation
bacterial
species
environment
prolonged
sustenance
successful
transmission
across
generations.
Although
insect-microbiome
have
reported
each
distinctive
features,
diversifications
specializations,
still
unclear
as
what
led
diversifications.
Recent
studies
indicated
involvement
various
processes
operating
within
insect
body
govern
transition
a
free-living
microbe
obligate
or
facultative
symbiont
eventually
leading
establishment
diversification
relationships.
Data
from
studies,
summarized
in
review,
indicate
partners
i.e.
undergo
genetic,
biochemical
physiological
changes
profound
influence
on
cycle
biology.
An
interesting
insect-microbe
interaction
compliance
partner
its
eventual
genome
reduction.
Endosymbionts
possess
smaller
compared
forms,
thus
raising
question
reductive
evolution
partner?
This
review
attempts
highlight
fate
implications
both
host.
discussion
specific
would
too
voluminous
outside
scope
we
present
overview
some
recent
contribute
better
understanding
trajectory
dynamics
speculate
that,
future,
nature
could
pave
path
sustainable
environmentally
safe
way
controlling
economically
important
pests
crop
plants.
Nature Ecology & Evolution,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
7(7), С. 1022 - 1044
Опубликована: Май 18, 2023
For
over
300
million
years,
insects
have
relied
on
symbiotic
microbes
for
nutrition
and
defence.
However,
it
is
unclear
whether
specific
ecological
conditions
repeatedly
favoured
the
evolution
of
symbioses,
how
this
has
influenced
insect
diversification.
Here,
using
data
1,850
microbe-insect
symbioses
across
402
families,
we
found
that
symbionts
allowed
to
specialize
a
range
nutrient-imbalanced
diets,
including
phloem,
blood
wood.
Across
only
limiting
nutrient
consistently
associated
with
obligate
symbiosis
was
B
vitamins.
The
shift
new
facilitated
by
symbionts,
had
mixed
consequences
In
some
cases,
such
as
herbivory,
resulted
in
spectacular
species
proliferation.
other
niches,
strict
feeding,
diversification
been
severely
constrained.
Symbioses
therefore
appear
solve
widespread
deficiencies
insects,
but
depend
feeding
niche
invaded.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
379(1901)
Опубликована: Март 18, 2024
Millions
of
years
co-evolution
between
animals
and
their
associated
microbial
communities
have
shaped
diversified
the
nature
relationship.
Studies
continue
to
reveal
new
layers
complexity
in
host–microbe
interactions,
fate
which
depends
on
a
variety
different
factors,
ranging
from
neutral
processes
environmental
factors
local
dynamics.
Research
is
increasingly
integrating
ecosystem-based
approaches,
metagenomics
mathematical
modelling
disentangle
individual
contribution
ecological
microbiome
evolution.
Within
this
framework,
host
are
known
be
among
dominant
drivers
composition
animal
species.
However,
extent
they
shape
assembly
evolution
remains
unclear.
In
review,
we
summarize
our
understanding
how
drive
these
dynamics
conserved
vary
across
taxa.
We
conclude
by
outlining
key
avenues
for
research
highlight
need
implementation
modifications
existing
theory
fully
capture
host-associated
microbiomes.
This
article
part
theme
issue
‘Sculpting
microbiome:
determine
respond
colonization’.