Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
6
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2016
Determining
which
microbial
taxa
are
out
there,
where
they
live,
and
what
doing
is
a
driving
approach
in
marine
ecology.
The
importance
of
these
questions
underlined
by
concerted,
large-scale,
global
ocean
sampling
initiatives,
for
example
the
International
Census
Marine
Microbes,
Ocean
Sampling
Day,
or
Tara
Oceans.
Given
decades
effort,
we
know
that
large
majority
Bacteria
Archaea
belong
to
about
dozen
phyla.
In
addition
classically
culturable
Archaea,
at
least
50
"clades,"
different
taxonomic
depths,
exist.
These
account
diversity,
but
there
still
an
underexplored
less
abundant
portion
remaining.
We
refer
hitherto
unrecognized
clades
as
unknown,
their
boundaries,
names,
classifications
not
available.
this
work,
were
able
characterize
up
92
unknown
found
within
bacterial
archaeal
phylogenetic
diversity
currently
reported
water
column
environments.
mined
SILVA
16S
rRNA
gene
datasets
sequences
originating
from
column.
Instead
usual
subjective
delineation
nomenclature
methods,
applied
candidate
unit
(CTU)
circumscription
system,
along
with
standardized
newly
constructed
trees.
With
new
framework,
performed
analysis
ICoMM
amplicon
gain
insights
into
distribution
clades,
ecology,
biogeography,
interaction
oceanographic
variables.
Most
identified
interspersed
known
cultivated
members,
whose
genome
This
result
encouraged
us
perform
metabolic
predictions
novel
using
PICRUSt
approach.
Our
work
also
provides
update
on
taxonomy
several
phyla
widely
our
CTU
breaks
down
randomly
lumped
smaller
objectively
calculated
subgroups.
Finally,
all
classified
named
following
standards
compatible
Bacteriological
Code
rules,
enhancing
digitization,
comparability
future
ecological
studies.
Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews,
Год журнала:
2012,
Номер
76(4), С. 792 - 812
Опубликована: Ноя. 29, 2012
Intuitively,
it
may
seem
that
from
the
perspective
of
an
individual
bacterium
ocean
is
a
vast,
dilute,
and
largely
homogeneous
environment.
Microbial
oceanographers
have
typically
considered
this
point
view.
In
reality,
marine
bacteria
inhabit
chemical
seascape
highly
heterogeneous
down
to
microscale,
owing
ubiquitous
nutrient
patches,
plumes,
gradients.
Exudation
excretion
dissolved
matter
by
larger
organisms,
lysis
events,
particles,
animal
surfaces,
fluxes
sediment-water
interface
all
contribute
create
strong
pervasive
heterogeneity,
where
chemotaxis
provide
significant
fitness
advantage
bacteria.
The
dynamic
nature
imposes
selective
pressures
on
bacterial
foraging
strategies,
many
indeed
display
adaptations
characterize
their
chemotactic
motility
as
"high
performance"
compared
enteric
model
organisms.
Fast
swimming
speeds,
strongly
directional
responses,
effective
turning
steering
strategies
ensure
can
successfully
use
very
rapidly
respond
gradients
in
ocean.
These
fast
responses
are
advantageous
broad
range
ecological
processes,
including
attaching
exploiting
particle
retaining
position
close
phytoplankton
cells,
colonizing
host
animals,
hovering
at
preferred
height
above
interface.
At
scales,
these
impact
biogeochemistry
increasing
rates
transformation,
influencing
flux
sinking
material,
potentially
altering
balance
biomass
incorporation
versus
respiration.
This
review
highlights
physical
processes
underpinning
ocean,
describes
current
state
knowledge
bacteria,
summarizes
our
understanding
how
microscale
dynamics
scale
up
affect
ecosystem-scale
sea.
Environmental Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2011,
Номер
14(2), С. 517 - 524
Опубликована: Дек. 12, 2011
Summary
Marine
sponges
often
contain
diverse
and
abundant
communities
of
microorganisms
including
bacteria,
archaea
eukaryotic
microbes.
Numerous
16S
rRNA‐based
studies
have
identified
putative
‘sponge‐specific’
microbes
that
are
apparently
absent
from
seawater
other
(non‐sponge)
marine
habitats.
With
more
than
7500
sponge‐derived
rRNA
sequences
(from
clone,
isolate
denaturing
gradient
gel
electrophoresis
data)
now
publicly
available,
we
sought
to
determine
whether
the
current
notion
sponge‐specific
sequence
clusters
remains
valid.
Comprehensive
phylogenetic
analyses
were
performed
on
7546
18S
available
in
early
2010.
Overall,
27%
all
fell
into
monophyletic,
clusters.
Such
particularly
well
represented
among
Chloroflexi
,
Cyanobacteria
‘
Poribacteria
’,
Betaproteobacteria
Acidobacteria
total
at
least
14
bacterial
phyla,
as
Archaea
fungi.
The
largest
cluster,
representing
cyanobacterium
Synechococcus
spongiarum
contained
245
40
sponge
species.
These
results
strongly
support
existence
provide
a
suitable
framework
for
future
rare
symbionts,
both
which
can
be
studied
using
next‐generation
sequencing
technologies.
Natural Product Reports,
Год журнала:
2014,
Номер
31(3), С. 381 - 399
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2014
Actinomycetes
are
known
for
their
unprecedented
ability
to
produce
novel
lead
compounds
of
clinical
and
pharmaceutical
importance.
This
review
focuses
on
the
diversity,
abundance
methodological
approaches
targeting
marine
sponge-associated
actinomycetes.
Additionally,
qPCR
data
actinomycete
abundances
in
different
sponge
species
other
environmental
sources
presented.
The
natural
products
literature
is
covered,
we
here
reporting
chemical
structures,
biological
activities,
as
well
source
organisms
from
which
they
were
isolated.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
8
Опубликована: Март 16, 2021
Coastal
countries
have
traditionally
relied
on
the
existing
marine
resources
(e.g.,
fishing,
food,
transport,
recreation,
and
tourism)
as
well
tried
to
support
new
economic
endeavors
(ocean
energy,
desalination
for
water
supply,
seabed
mining).
Modern
societies
lifestyle
resulted
in
an
increased
demand
dietary
diversity,
better
health
well-being,
biomedicines,
natural
cosmeceuticals,
environmental
conservation,
sustainable
energy
sources.
These
societal
needs
stimulated
interest
of
researchers
diverse
underexplored
environments
promising
sources
biomolecules
biomass,
they
are
addressed
by
emerging
field
(blue)
biotechnology.
Blue
biotechnology
provides
opportunities
a
wide
range
initiatives
commercial
pharmaceutical,
biomedical,
cosmetic,
nutraceutical,
feed,
agricultural,
related
industries.
This
article
synthesizes
essence,
opportunities,
responsibilities,
challenges
encountered
outlines
attainment
valorization
directly
derived
or
bio-inspired
products
from
organisms.
First,
concept
bioeconomy
is
introduced.
Then,
diversity
bioresources
including
overview
most
prominent
organisms
their
potential
biotechnological
uses
described.
followed
introducing
methodologies
exploration
these
main
use
case
scenarios
food
agronomy,
bioremediation
climate
change,
materials,
healthcare,
well-being
sectors.
The
key
aspects
fields
legislation
funding
provided,
with
emphasis
importance
communication
stakeholder
engagement
at
all
levels
development.
Finally,
vital
overarching
concepts,
such
quadruple
helix
Responsible
Research
Innovation
principle
highlighted
important
follow
within
field.
authors
this
review
collaborating
under
European
Commission-funded
Cooperation
Science
Technology
(COST)
Action
Ocean4Biotech
–
transdisciplinary
networking
platform
focus
study
state
affairs.
Marine Drugs,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
21(3), С. 170 - 170
Опубликована: Март 8, 2023
Over
the
course
of
last
20
years,
numerous
studies
have
identified
benefits
an
array
marine
natural
ingredients
for
cosmetic
purposes,
as
they
present
unique
characteristics
not
found
in
terrestrial
organisms.
Consequently,
several
marine-based
and
bioactive
compounds
are
under
development,
used
or
considered
skin
care
cosmetics.
Despite
multitude
cosmetics
based
on
sources,
only
a
small
proportion
their
full
potential
has
been
exploited.
Many
industries
turned
attention
to
sea
obtain
innovative
marine-derived
cosmetics,
but
further
research
is
needed
determine
elucidate
benefits.
This
review
gathers
information
main
biological
targets
ingredients,
different
classes
products
interest
applications,
organisms
from
which
such
can
be
sourced.
Although
phyla
varied
bioactivities,
algae
phylum
seems
most
promising
presenting
many
classes.
In
fact,
some
these
higher
bioactivities
than
commercialized
counterparts,
demonstrating
presented
by
applications
(i.e.,
Mycosporine-like
amino
acids
terpenoids'
antioxidant
activity).
also
summarizes
major
challenges
opportunities
faced
successfully
reach
market.
As
future
perspective,
we
consider
that
fruitful
cooperation
among
academics
could
lead
more
sustainable
market
through
responsible
sourcing
implementing
ecological
manufacturing
processes,
experimenting
with
inventive
recycling
reuse
programs.
Environmental Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2013,
Номер
15(6), С. 1882 - 1899
Опубликована: Янв. 18, 2013
Summary
Next‐generation
sequencing
has
dramatically
changed
the
landscape
of
microbial
ecology,
large‐scale
and
in‐depth
diversity
studies
being
now
widely
accessible.
However,
determining
accuracy
taxonomic
quantitative
inferences
comparing
results
obtained
with
different
approaches
are
complicated
by
incongruence
experimental
computational
data
types
also
lack
knowledge
true
ecological
diversity.
Here
we
used
highly
diverse
bacterial
archaeal
synthetic
communities
assembled
from
pure
genomic
DNAs
to
compare
metagenomic
SSU
rRNA
amplicon
sequencing.
Both
I
llumina
454
outperformed
in
quantifying
community
composition,
but
outcome
was
dependent
on
analysis
parameters
platform.
New
processing
classifying
amplicons
can
reconstruct
composition
high
reproducibility
within
primer
sets,
all
tested
primers
sets
lead
significant
taxon‐specific
biases.
Controlled
broadly
mimic
phylogenetic
richness
target
environments
provide
important
validation
for
fine‐tuning
characterize
natural
communities.
Applied and Environmental Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2012,
Номер
78(20), С. 7358 - 7368
Опубликована: Авг. 12, 2012
ABSTRACT
Complex
microbiomes
reside
in
marine
sponges
and
consist
of
diverse
microbial
taxa,
including
functional
guilds
that
may
contribute
to
host
metabolism
coastal
nutrient
cycles.
Our
understanding
these
symbiotic
systems
is
based
primarily
on
static
accounts
sponge
microbiota,
while
their
temporal
dynamics
across
seasonal
cycles
remain
largely
unknown.
Here,
we
investigated
variation
bacterial
symbionts
three
sympatric
(
Ircinia
spp.)
over
1.5
years
the
northwestern
(NW)
Mediterranean
Sea,
using
replicated
terminal
restriction
fragment
length
polymorphism
(T-RFLP)
clone
library
analyses
16S
rRNA
gene
sequences.
Bacterial
spp.
exhibited
species-specific
structure
remarkable
stability
throughout
monitoring
period,
despite
large
fluctuations
temperature
irradiance.
In
contrast,
seawater
bacteria
clear
shifts
community
structure,
indicating
different
ecological
constraints
act
free-living
bacteria.
Symbiont
profiles
were
dominated
by
persistent,
sponge-specific
notably
affiliated
with
phylogenetic
lineages
capable
photosynthesis,
nitrite
oxidation,
sulfate
reduction.
Variability
microbiota
was
restricted
rare
occurred
most
prominently
warmer
seasons,
coincident
elevated
thermal
regimes.
Seasonal
supports
hypothesis
host-specific,
stable
associations
between
sponges.
Further,
core
symbiont
revealed
this
study
provide
an
empirical
baseline
for
diagnosing
abnormal
communities.
Considering
have
suffered
recent,
episodic
mass
mortalities
related
stresses,
contributes
development
model
sponge-microbe
symbioses
assessing
link
health.