Molecular Ecology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
29(5), С. 1016 - 1029
Опубликована: Фев. 8, 2020
Mutualistic
interactions
with
microbes
have
facilitated
the
adaptation
of
major
eukaryotic
lineages
to
restricted
diet
niches.
Hence,
ticks
their
strictly
blood-feeding
lifestyle
are
associated
intracellular
bacterial
symbionts
through
an
essential
B
vitamin
supplementation.
In
this
study,
examination
diversity
in
25
tick
species
genus
Amblyomma
showed
that
three
bacteria,
Coxiella-like
endosymbionts
(LE),
Francisella-LE
and
Rickettsia,
remarkably
common.
No
other
bacterium
is
as
uniformly
present
ticks.
Almost
all
were
found
harbour
a
nutritive
obligate
symbiont,
Coxiella-LE
or
Francisella-LE,
able
synthesize
vitamins.
However,
despite
co-evolved
nature
these
mutualistic
interactions,
structure
microbiomes
does
not
mirror
phylogeny,
clear
exclusion
pattern
between
across
species.
Coxiella-LE,
but
form
evolutionarily
stable
associations
ticks,
commonly
leading
co-cladogenesis.
We
further
evidence
for
symbiont
replacements
during
radiation
Amblyomma,
recent,
probably
ongoing,
invasions
by
subsequent
ancestral
transient
co-infections.
Nutritional
symbiosis
thus
evolutionary
state,
instead
arises
from
conflicting
origins
unrelated
competing
similar
metabolic
capabilities.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SYSTEMATIC AND EVOLUTIONARY MICROBIOLOGY,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
70(7), С. 3956 - 4042
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2020
We
here
present
annotated
lists
of
names
Candidatus
taxa
prokaryotes
with
ranks
between
subspecies
and
class,
proposed
the
mid-1990s,
when
provisional
status
was
first
established,
end
2018.
Where
necessary,
corrected
are
that
comply
current
provisions
International
Code
Nomenclature
Prokaryotes
its
Orthography
appendix.
These
lists,
as
well
updated
newly
published
additions
corrections
to
be
periodically
in
Journal
Systematic
Evolutionary
Microbiology,
may
serve
basis
for
valid
publication
if
proposals
expand
type
material
naming
also
include
gene
sequences
yet-uncultivated
is
accepted
by
Committee
on
Systematics
Prokaryotes.
Clinical Microbiology Reviews,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
30(1), С. 115 - 190
Опубликована: Ноя. 18, 2016
Coxiella
burnetii
is
the
agent
of
Q
fever,
or
"query
fever,"
a
zoonosis
first
described
in
Australia
1937.
Since
this
description,
knowledge
about
pathogen
and
its
associated
infections
has
increased
dramatically.
We
review
here
all
progress
made
over
last
20
years
on
topic.
C.
classically
strict
intracellular,
Gram-negative
bacterium.
However,
major
step
characterization
was
achieved
by
establishment
axenic
culture.
infects
wide
range
animals,
from
arthropods
to
humans.
The
genetic
determinants
virulence
are
now
better
known,
thanks
achievement
determining
genome
sequences
several
strains
species
comparative
genomic
analyses.
fever
can
be
found
worldwide,
but
epidemiological
features
disease
vary
according
geographic
area
considered,
including
situations
where
it
endemic
hyperendemic,
occurrence
large
epidemic
outbreaks.
In
recent
years,
breakthrough
understanding
natural
history
human
infection
with
breaking
old
dichotomy
between
"acute"
"chronic"
fever.
clinical
presentation
depends
both
infecting
strain
specific
risks
factors
infected
patient.
Moreover,
no
persistent
exist
without
focus
infection.
This
paradigm
change
should
allow
diagnosis
management
primary
long-term
complications
patients
Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
7
Опубликована: Июнь 8, 2017
Ticks
are
among
the
most
important
vectors
of
pathogens
affecting
humans
and
other
animals
worldwide.
They
do
not
only
carry
however,
as
a
diverse
group
commensal
symbiotic
microorganisms
also
present
in
ticks.
Unlike
pathogens,
their
biology
effect
on
ticks
remain
largely
unexplored,
fact
often
neglected.
Nonetheless,
they
can
confer
multiple
detrimental,
neutral,
or
beneficial
effects
to
tick
hosts,
play
various
roles
fitness,
nutritional
adaptation,
development,
reproduction,
defense
against
environmental
stress,
immunity.
Non-pathogenic
may
role
driving
transmission
tick-borne
(TBP),
with
many
potential
implications
for
both
human
animal
health.
In
addition,
genetic
proximity
some
mutualistic
symbionts
hosted
by
is
evident
when
studying
phylogenies
several
bacterial
genera.
The
best
examples
found
within
members
Rickettsia,
Francisella,
Coxiella
genera:
while
medical
veterinary
research
these
bacteria
traditionally
recognized
highly
virulent
vertebrate
it
now
clear
evolutionary
ecologists
that
(if
most)
Coxiella,
Rickettsia
actually
non-pathogenic
exhibiting
alternative
lifestyles
symbionts.
Consequently,
represent
compelling
yet
challenging
system
which
study
microbiomes
microbial
interactions,
investigate
composition,
functional,
ecological
communities.
Ultimately,
deciphering
relationships
between
well
symbiont
interactions
will
garner
invaluable
information,
aid
future
development
arthropod
pest
vector-borne
pathogen
control
strategies.
Molecular Ecology,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
26(11), С. 2905 - 2921
Опубликована: Март 10, 2017
Abstract
Ecological
specialization
to
restricted
diet
niches
is
driven
by
obligate,
and
often
maternally
inherited,
symbionts
in
many
arthropod
lineages.
These
heritable
typically
form
evolutionarily
stable
associations
with
arthropods
that
can
last
for
millions
of
years.
Ticks
were
recently
found
harbour
such
an
obligate
symbiont,
Coxiella
‐
LE
,
synthesizes
B
vitamins
cofactors
not
obtained
sufficient
quantities
from
blood
diet.
In
this
study,
the
examination
81
tick
species
shows
some
symbioses
are
ancient
acquisition
followed
codiversification
as
observed
ticks
belonging
Rhipicephalus
genus.
However,
other
characterized
low
evolutionary
stability
frequent
host
shifts
extinction
events.
Further
revealed
presence
nine
genera
inherited
bacteria
ticks.
Although
these
primarily
thought
be
facultative,
their
distribution
among
rather
suggests
at
least
four
may
have
independently
replaced
likely
represent
alternative
symbionts.
Phylogenetic
evidence
otherwise
indicates
cocladogenesis
globally
rare
most
originate
via
horizontal
transfer
existing
symbiont
between
unrelated
species.
As
a
result,
structure
communities
fixed
across
phylogeny.
Most
importantly,
commonly
reach
high
levels
diversity
up
six
coexisting
within
We
further
conjecture
interactions
pivotal
drivers
community
both
Abstract
The
cattle
tick
Rhipicephalus
microplus
is
a
hematophagous
ectoparasite
that
causes
important
economic
losses
in
livestock.
Different
species
of
ticks
harbor
symbiont
bacterium
the
genus
Coxiella
.
It
was
showed
endosymbiont
from
R
(CERM)
vertically
transmitted
mutualist
symbiont,
comprising
98%
16S
rRNA
sequences
both
eggs
and
larvae.
Sequencing
bacterial
genome
revealed
genes
for
biosynthetic
pathways
several
vitamins
key
metabolic
cofactors
may
provide
nutritional
complement
to
host.
CERM
abundant
ovary
Malpighian
tubule
fully
engorged
female.
Tetracycline
treatment
either
or
vertebrate
host
reduced
levels
bacteria
progeny
74%
90%
larvae
without
major
impact
neither
on
reproductive
fitness
adult
female
embryo
development.
However,
proved
be
essential
reach
life
stage,
as
under
antibiotic
no
able
progress
beyond
metanymph
stage.
Data
presented
here
suggest
interference
symbiotic
CERM-
relationship
useful
development
alternative
control
methods,
highlighting
interdependence
between
their
endosymbionts.
Parasites & Vectors,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Май 28, 2019
Ticks
are
obligate
blood
feeders
transmitting
major
pathogens
worldwide.
Over
the
past
few
years,
considerable
research
efforts
have
focused
on
diversity,
distribution
and
impact
of
gut
intracellular
bacterial
symbionts
tick
development
tick-borne
pathogen
transmission.
The
study
this
internal
microbiome
requires
use
a
sterilization
method
to
remove
external
(i.e.
cuticular)
microbes
present
tick's
surface
avoid
any
further
contamination.
Several
methods
exist,
including
ethanol-
or
bleach-based
treatments
that
both
effective
in
killing
but
with
different
potential
effects
DNA
denaturation.
The ISME Journal,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
11(5), С. 1232 - 1244
Опубликована: Фев. 24, 2017
The
genus
Bartonella
comprises
facultative
intracellular
bacteria
with
a
unique
lifestyle.
After
transmission
by
blood-sucking
arthropods
they
colonize
the
erythrocytes
of
mammalian
hosts
causing
acute
and
chronic
infectious
diseases.
Although
pathogen-host
interaction
is
well
understood,
little
known
about
evolutionary
origin
infection
strategy
manifested
species.
Here
we
analyzed
six
genomes
apis,
honey
bee
gut
symbiont
that
to
date
represents
closest
relative
pathogenic
Comparative
genomics
revealed
B.
apis
encodes
large
set
vertically
inherited
genes
for
amino
acid
cofactor
biosynthesis
nitrogen
metabolism.
Most
bartonellae
have
lost
these
ancestral
functions,
but
acquired
specific
virulence
factors
expanded
gene
family
harvesting
cofactors
from
blood.
However,
deeply
rooted
pathogen
tamiae
has
retained
many
genome
characteristics
reflecting
an
intermediate
state
toward
host-restricted
intraerythrocytic
Our
findings
suggest
ancestor
was
insects
adaptation
blood-feeding
facilitated
colonization
bloodstream.
This
study
highlights
importance
comparative
among
pathogens
non-pathogenic
relatives
understand
disease
emergence
within
evolutionary-ecological
framework.
PLoS Pathogens,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
15(10), С. e1008028 - e1008028
Опубликована: Окт. 10, 2019
The
first
Parasite
Microbiome
Project
(PMP)
Workshop
(January
9-14,
2019,
Clearwater,
Florida,
United
States)
hosted
researchers
from
across
continents
and
disciplines
to
lay
the
foundation
of
PMP
consortium.The
vision
is
catalyze
scientific
discourse
explorations
through
a
systems
approach,
toward
an
integrated
understanding
microbiota
parasites
their
impact
on
health
disease.The
participants
identified
knowledge
gaps
grand
challenges
in
field
host-parasite-microbe
interactions
summarized
here.The
will
provide
interactive
centralized
platform
resource
for
transdisciplinary
collaboration
propel
parasitology
forward
by
disentangling
complex
between
hosts,
respective
microbiota,
microbial
communities
parasite's
direct
environment
(Fig
1).Parasitism
successful
lifestyle
that
has
evolved
virtually
every
clade
multicellular
organisms
[1-3]
protists
[4,5].Parasitology
seeks
develop
means
prevent,
limit,
or
cure
infections
benefit
humans,
agriculture,
wildlife
understand
how
parasitism
parasitic
disease
not
only
host
but
also
ecosystem
health.This
challenging
task,
considering
diversity
nature
host-parasite
interactions.Parasitic
harbor
rich
tapestry
traits
associated
with
survival
must
navigate
immune
response
reproduce
be
effectively
transmitted
next
host.