青海东部土壤中酵母物种多样性研究

从青海的互助、民和、门源等10个州县收集土样分离得到98株酵母菌, 利用26S rDNA D1/D2区域序列分析并结合形态学和生理生化特性对这些菌株进行了分类学研究, 探讨了青海东部土壤中酵母的物种多样性及其分布。共鉴定出10属13种(其中有两个疑似新种), 其中 Galactomyces geotrichum和Rhodotorula mucilaginosa为该地的优势种。     

26S rDNA单链构象多态性分析在临床酵母菌菌种鉴定中的应用

摘要： 【目的】探讨酵母菌临床分离株26S rDNA D1/D2区序列种内相似性和种间差异性的快速检测方法,为临床酵母菌菌种鉴定方法的改进奠定基础。调查北京地区临床酵母菌的种群多样性,为国内酵母菌感染的流行病学研究提供新的基础数据。【方法】用5种常见临床酵母菌种的模式和权威菌株作为标准参考菌株,从北京四家综合性医院收集临床酵母菌260余株,PCR扩增其26S rDNA D1/D2区,对扩增产物进行单链构象多态性（Single-Strand Conformation Polymorphism,SSCP）分析和序列测定分析。【结果】常见病原酵母菌26S rDNA D1/D2区的SSCP图谱具有明显的种间差异性和种内相似性,可以通过该方法对菌株进行初步的菌种鉴定。D1/D2-SSCP和序列分析相结合,对260余株临床酵母菌进行了菌种鉴定,共鉴定有10个属20个种,优势属为念珠菌属(Candida),优势种及其所占比例分别是：C. albicans (57.7%), C. parapsilosis (10.0%), C. tropicalis (9.2%), C. glabrata (6.7%)和C. krusei (5.8%),并发现过去从未或很少报道致病的酵母菌种,愈来愈多地出现在临床分离菌株中。【结论】 26S rDNA D1/D2区的SSCP图谱分析为临床酵母菌株的快速鉴定提供了新的方法;北京地区酵母菌临床分离株呈种群多样性分布,C. albicans虽然仍占优势,但其它念珠菌种的比例已达42%。     

葡萄果粒表皮酵母菌多样性研究

从新疆、甘肃、陕西、宁夏、山东主要酿酒葡萄产区收集葡萄果粒并分离得到酵母258株, 利用26S rDNA的D1/D2区序列分析并结合形态学、生理学特征对这些菌株进行了分类学研究, 探讨了这些地区葡萄果粒表皮酵母的物种多样性及其分布。共鉴定出13属26种, 其中优势属为汉逊酵母属Hanseniaspora(5种), 假丝酵母属Candida(4种), 毕赤酵母属Pichia(4种)和伊萨酵母属Issatchenkia(2种)。对分离自不同地域的同种内不同菌株进行了D1/D2序列分析比较, 以探讨不同地理起源地酵母种内序列稳定性及其变异。     

秦岭地区子囊菌酵母物种多样性研究

从陕西秦岭地区的果实和叶等不同基物上分离得到子囊菌酵母262株,利用26SrDNA的D1/D2区域序列分析并结合形态学特征对这些菌株进行了分类学研究,探讨了该地区子囊菌酵母的物种多样性及其分布。共鉴定出10属31种,其中优势属为假丝酵母属Candida,12种,(其中新种2个,另文发表)、酿酒酵母属Saccharomyces,5种、毕赤酵母属Pichia,5种和有孢汉逊酵母属Hanseniaspora,3种。对分离自陕西秦岭不同地区与海拔的同一个种的不同菌株进行了D1/D2序列分析比较,以探讨子囊菌酵母种内序列稳定性和变异幅度。     

罗霄山脉地区鱼类物种多样性

罗霄山脉是赣江和修水流域与湘江流域的分水岭, 是中国生物多样性保护的关键地区之一。然而, 罗霄山脉地区的鱼类缺乏系统性的研究, 其鱼类物种组成、分布以及受威胁因素尚不清楚。为此, 我们于2014-2018年对罗霄山脉地区11条河流的鱼类进行了系统的调查。结果表明, 该地区共有鱼类5目17科64属113种, 山脉东坡鱼类108种, 高于西坡的72种。从生态类型看, 罗霄山脉鱼类以肉食性、底栖性、定居性类群为主。区系组成上以东亚江河平原类群为主。从物种多样性看, 遂川江、袁水、蜀水和修河的鱼类物种多样性较高, 锦江和富水的鱼类物种多样性较低; β多样性指数揭示遂川江与锦江、禾水、富水间鱼类物种出现一定的分化现象。     

云南香格里拉葡萄酒产区酿酒相关酵母菌的生物多样性

【背景】云南香格里拉高原葡萄酒产区位于云南三江并流世界自然遗产保护区内,微生物资源丰富,其中与葡萄酒酿造相关的野生酵母种类也非常多样。【目的】研究香格里拉葡萄酒产区酿酒相关酵母菌的种类多样性和酿酒酵母的遗传多样性。【方法】从香格里拉金沙江和澜沧江两岸选取5个葡萄园进行成熟葡萄样品的采集,分别对葡萄果皮和自然发酵过程中的酵母菌进行分离,运用WL营养琼脂鉴定培养基(Wallerstein laboratory nutrient agar)和26S rDNA D1/D2区序列分析法对酵母的种类进行鉴定,用SSR分子标记的方法研究酿酒酵母的遗传多样性。【结果】从香格里拉葡萄酒产区成熟浆果上共分离到230株野生酵母,鉴定为13属18种,其中有10种酵母为香格里拉地区首次发现。用SSR分子标记的方法对香格里拉分离到的47株酿酒酵母进行遗传多样性分析,47株酿酒酵母被分为24种基因型,11个微卫星位点共检测到70个等位基因,平均多态信息含量(PIC)为0.640,平均观测杂合度(Ho)为0.166,平均期望杂合度(He)为0.693。【结论】香格里拉葡萄酒产区酵母菌资源丰富,表现出较高的物种多样性和中等程度的酿酒酵母遗传多样性。研究该产区酵母菌的多样性,为香格里拉酵母资源多样性的保护和利用奠定基础。     

海南热带雨林腐木上酵母菌物种多样性研究

用含木糖为唯一碳源(培养基X)和含葡萄糖及7.6%乙醇(培养基E)的两种富集培养基分别从采自海南热带雨林的56和57份腐木样品中分离到酵母菌67和75株.依据26S rDNA D1/D2区域序列分析并结合形态学特征对这些菌株进行了分类学研究,探讨了该地区腐木上的酵母菌物种多样性及其分布.从分离的142株酵母菌中鉴定出14个属63个种,其中疑似新种25个,占总种数的近40%,说明在热带雨林腐木中尚存在大量酵母菌新分类群有待被发现.从用培养基X和E分离的酵母菌中分别鉴定出7属37种和11属33种,优势属均为假丝酵母属Candida Berkhout和毕赤酵母属Pichia Hansen,但种类组成基本不同.用培养基x富集分离的菌株以Candida quercitrusa S.A.Meyer＆Phaff的地理分布最广,用培养基E富集分离的菌株以异常毕赤酵母Pichia anomala(Hansen)Kurtzman、酿酒酵母Saccharomyces cerevisiae Meyen ex Hansen和亚膜毕赤酵母Pichiasubpelliculosa Kurtzman分布最广泛.同一样品用两种不同富集培养基分离的菌株大多数属于不同的种,在对比的23份样品中,只从2份样品中分离到了同一个种的菌株.用培养基X和E分离的菌株分别属于可利用木糖和可耐受乙醇的酵母菌,用两种培养基同时分离到的菌株属于具备利用木糖和耐受高浓度乙醇两种能力的菌株.这些酵母菌在木质纤维素物质的生物乙醇转化技术中的应用价值值得进一步研究.     

八门湾红树林土壤芽胞杆菌分离与多样性分析

【目的】了解八门湾红树林海漆林区土壤中可培养芽胞杆菌资源的多样性。【方法】采用水浴处理与直接涂布相结合的方法选择性分离土壤中的芽胞杆菌;利用16S rDNA PCR-RFLP与16S rDNA序列分析技术研究可培养芽胞杆菌资源的遗传多样性和系统发育关系。【结果】16S rDNA PCR-RFLP酶切图谱UPGMA聚类分析表明,在100%的相似性水平上,分离的155株芽胞杆菌分属21个遗传类群,显示了较为丰富的遗传多样性;由21种遗传类型代表菌株的16S rDNA序列分析结果得知,这些芽胞杆菌主要分布在Bacillaceae和Paenibacillaceae科下的Bacillus、Halobacillus、Virgibacillus和Paenibacillus 4个属,其中Bacillus为优势属;有8株芽胞杆菌的16S rDNA序列与数据库中相应模式菌株的最大相似性在95.1%-99.0%之间。【结论】八门湾红树林土壤可培养芽胞杆菌有着较为丰富的遗传多样性,并存在新的芽胞杆菌物种资源。     

云南高原湖泊杞麓湖冬季可培养酵母菌多样性分析

【目的】探究云南杞麓湖酵母菌群落结构及其与环境因子的相互关系。【方法】采用原位培养方法对杞麓湖14个水样进行酵母菌分离,应用26S r DNA D1/D2区域序列分析,并结合形态及生理生化指标将对分离获得的酵母菌进行鉴定,运用软件bio-dap和Canoco分析酵母菌类群的丰富度及其与环境因子间的相互关系。【结果】从杞麓湖中分离得到321株酵母菌,鉴定为14个属27个种和1个潜在的新类群。Rhodosporidium kratochvilovae和出芽短梗霉(Aureobasidium pullulans)是优势种,分别为总菌株数的29.6%和16.8%。水体总磷含量是影响产色素红冬孢酵母属(Rhodosporidium)分布的重要环境因子,而p H为隐球酵母属(Cryptococcus)分布的一个重要选择条件。【结论】杞麓湖酵母菌具有较为丰富的群落多样性。     

高通量测序结合可培养技术分析 新疆刺腿食蚜蝇内生酵母菌的种群结构

对新疆石河子刺腿食蚜蝇Ischiodon scutellaris Fabricius内生可培养酵母菌和不可培养酵母菌的种类进行鉴定及多样性分析,明确刺腿食蚜蝇主要酵母种类及分布规律,为酵母菌资源的开发利用提供科学依据。通过Illumina (MiSeq)平台高通量测序和生物信息学分析,以及对刺腿食蚜蝇过滤液富集培养,选取其代表菌株进行糖发酵、碳源利用等生理生化检测及26S rDNA D1/D2区进行测序,对刺腿食蚜蝇中可培养酵母菌分离鉴定系统进化分析,得到刺腿食蚜蝇中酵母菌物种分布多样性信息及微生物群落结构组成。从刺腿食蚜蝇体内共分离获得14株可培养酵母菌株,属于Kodamaea,Saccharomyces,Wickerhamomyces 3个属;不可培养酵母菌含量≥1.49%,主要有16属,为Filobasidium(黑粉菌属),Udeniomyces,Candida(假丝酵母属),Metschnikowia(梅奇酵母属),Pichia(毕赤酵母属),Prototheca,Papiliotrema,Dipodascus,Kwoniella,Schizosaccharomyces(裂殖酵母),Acaromyces(阿卡酵母属),Cryptococcus(隐球酵母属),Cystofilobasidium,Tetrapisispora,Aureobasidium(金担子菌属),Zygosaccharomyces(接合酵母属)等。研究结果显示刺腿食蚜蝇内生酵母菌组成具有多样性,体内有着丰富的酵母菌种群,需要进一步开展昆虫体内的酵母菌种群的系统研究。     

Massive isolation of anamorphous ascomycete yeasts <Emphasis Type="Italic">Candida oleophila</Emphasis> from plant phyllosphere

Many years of research has confirmed a wide distribution of anamorphous ascomycete yeasts in the phyllosphere of diverse plants of Moscow and the Moscow oblast. Based on the standard morphological and physiological criteria, on the results of restriction analysis of the 5.8S-ITS rDNA region, and on the sequencing of the D1D2 region of 26S rDNA, these yeasts were identified as Candida oleophila Montrocher. Previous isolation of this species has been rare, possibly due to its incorrect identification. This species, together with phytobiotic basidiomycete yeasts, was shown to be dominant in the yeast epiphytic communities on the surface parts of plants. The relative abundance of C. oleophila is highest on plant fruits and increases significantly by the end of the vegetation period. Wide occurrence of this yeast species on fruits and in the phyllosphere may be related to its ability to compete with rapidly growing phytopathogenic fungi.     

Quantitative and qualitative seasonal changes in the microbial community from the phyllosphere of sugar beet (Beta vulgaris)

Bacteria, yeasts and filamentous fungi colonizing immature, mature and senescing primary leaves of field grown Beta vulgaris (sugar beet) were analysed over a complete growing season. Greatest microbial numbers were detected on senescing primary leaves and these numbers increased over most of the season. The number of colonizers detected on mature leaves was found to be stable over most of the study.Filamentous fungi and yeasts were identified to the genus level and the communities found to have greatest diversity during the summer months. There was no consistent pattern of diversity according to leaf type. Two genera of filamentous fungi, Cladosporium and Alternaria and two yeast genera, Cryptococcus and Sporobolomyces were the most numerous fungal populations isolated. Only 8 filamentous fungi and 3 yeast genera were commonly isolated on PDA (potato dextrose agar).Bacterial strains (1236) were isolated on Tryptic Soy Broth (TSB) agar and identified to species, or in some cases sub-species level, by analysis of their fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) profiles. Isolated bacteria were grouped into 78 named and 37 unnamed species clusters. Greatest number of bacterial species were isolated from young plants and leaves, sampled during the autumn months. Bacterial community diversity was lowest in mid-summer and winter months. Pseudomonas was the most commonly isolated genus and Erwinia herbicola the most common species. P. aureofaciens was the only species isolated from soil that was also isolated from the phyllosphere of B. vulgaris throughout the season.     

Yeast population of the Kindo Peninsula lichens

Yeast abundance and species diversity in the lichens collected at the Kindo Peninsula (Karelia) were studied. A total of 14 lichen species analyzed belonged to the genera Bryoria, Cladonia, Hypogymnia, Icmadophila, Nephroma, Peltigera, and Ramalina. Abundance of cultured yeasts in lichens was intermediate between soil and phyllosphere. The average yeast number on lichens was ~2.5 × 10³ CFU/g, while it exceeded 8 × 10³ CFU/g on plants and reached only 1 × 10³ CFU/g in soil. Yeast population of different parts of Cladonia lichens was found to vary significantly in abundance, species diversity, and community structure. The highest yeast abundance and diversity were revealed in the growth zone. Fifteen yeast species were isolated from lichens, including 6 basidiomycetous and 9 ascomycetous ones. Unlike soils and plants, yeast population of lichens consisted mainly of ascomycetous species, with predominance of Candida sphagnicola and anamorphous yeasts of the genus Dothiora. These results show that yeasts from different taxonomic and ecological groups are a necessary component of lichens; conditions favoring the preservation and development of specific yeast communities differing from the typical soil and phyllosphere yeast complexes are formed in the lichens of northern taiga forests.     

Comparison of PCR-RFLP with 21-plex PCR and rDNA Sequencing for Identification of Clinical Yeast Isolates

Non-albicans Candida species and other rare yeasts have emerged as major opportunistic pathogens in fungal infections. Identification of opportunistic yeasts in developing countries is mainly performed by phenotypic assay, which are time-consuming and prone to errors. The aim of the present study was to evaluate PCR-RFLP as a routinely used identification technique for the most clinically important Candida species in Iran and make a comparison with a novel multiplex PCR, called 21-plex PCR. One hundred and seventy-three yeast isolates from clinical sources were selected and identified with sequence analysis of the D1/D2 domains of rDNA (LSU rDNA) sequencing as the gold standard method. The results were compared with those obtained by PCR-RFLP using MspI restriction enzyme and the 21-plex PCR. PCR-RFLP correctly identified 93.4% of common pathogenic Candida species (C. albicans, C. glabrata, C. parapsilosis, C. tropicalis, and P. kudriavsevii (=?C. krusei)) and was able to identify 45.5% of isolates of the uncommon yeast species compared to the D1/D2 rDNA sequencing. Compared with PCR-RFLP, all common Candida species and 72.7% of uncommon yeast species were correctly identified by the 21-plex PCR. The application of the 21-plex PCR assay as a non-sequence-based molecular method for the identification of common and rare yeasts can reduce turnaround time and costs for the identification of clinically important yeasts and can be applied in resource-limited settings.

     

New data on the distribution of certain psychrophilic yeasts in Moscow oblast

Several rare species and varieties of psychrophilic yeasts were isolated from the Sphagnum mosses and paludal vascular plants of Moscow oblast. Based on their 26S rDNA D1/D2 nucleotide sequences, they were assigned to the species Sterigmatosporidium polymorphum, Rhodotorula psychrophenolica, and Aureobasidium pullulans var. subglaciale. Thus, a new habitat of S. polymorphum was found and yeasts known previously only for the Alpine environments and the Arctic region have been isolated in the central regions of Russia for the first time.     

Occurrence and Diversity of Yeasts in the Mid-Atlantic Ridge Hydrothermal Fields Near the Azores Archipelago

The yeast community associated with deep-sea hydrothermal systems of the Mid-Atlantic Rift was surveyed for the first time. This study relied on a culture-based approach using two different growth media: a conventional culture medium for yeasts supplemented with sea salts (MYPss) and the same medium additionally supplemented with sulfur (MYPssS). For the evaluation of species diversity, a molecular approach involving minisatellite-primed polymerase chain reaction (MSP-PCR) strain typing and sequence analysis of the D1/D2 domains of the 26S rDNA was followed. In the seven water samples that were studied, the number of colony-forming units per liter (cfu/L) ranged from 0 to 5940. The nonpigmented yeasts were much more abundant than the pink-pigmented ones. This disproportion was not observed in studies of other marine systems and may be due to the unique conditions of hydrothermal vents, characterized by a rich animal and microbial diversity and therefore by the availability of organic compounds utilizable by yeasts. Higher counts of nonpigmented yeast were obtained using MYPss, whereas for pink yeasts, higher counts were obtained using MYPssS. Moreover, among pink yeasts, some of the MSP-PCR classes obtained were composed of isolates obtained only on MYPssS, which might be an indication that these isolates are adapted to the ecosystems of the hydrothermal vents. Twelve phylotypes belonged to the Ascomycota and seven phylotypes belonged to the Basidiomycota. The nonpigmented yeasts were identified as Candida atlantica, C. atmosphaerica, C. lodderae, C. parapsilosis, Exophiala dermatitidis, Pichia guilliermondii, and Trichosporon dermatis, whereas the pigmented yeasts were identified as Rhodosporidium diobovatum, R. sphaerocarpum, R. toruloides, and Rhodotorula mucilaginosa. Some of the yeasts that were found belong to phylogenetic groups that include species reported from other marine environments, and eight phylotypes represent undescribed species. The new phylotypes found at Mid-Atlantic Ridge hydrothermal fields represent 33% of the total number of yeast taxa that were found.     

Massive isolation of anamorphous ascomycete yeasts Candida oleophila from plant phyllosphere

Many years of research has confirmed a wide distribution of anamorphous ascomycete yeasts in the phyllosphere of diverse plants of the Moscow oblast. Based on the standard morphological and physiological criteria, on the results of restriction analysis of the 5.8S-ITS rDNA region, and on the sequencing of the D1D2 region of 26S rDNA, these yeasts were identified as Candida oleophila Montrocher. Previous isolation of this species has been rare, possibly due to its incorrect identification. This species, together with phytobiotic basidiomycete yeasts, was shown to be dominant in the yeast epiphytic communities on the surface parts of plants. The relative abundance of C. oleophila is highest on plant fruits and increases significantly by the end of the vegetation period. Wide occurrence of this yeast species on fruits and in the phyllosphere may be related to its ability to compete with rapidly growing phytopathogenic fungi.     

Yeasts associated with pollinating bees and flower nectar

A study of the yeast flora of 328 honey stomachs from 7 different pollinating bee species, and 342 flower nectar samples of 9 different flower species yielded 766 yeast isolates composed of 16 genera and 47 species. Most of the yeast species from both the sources belonged to the genusCandida, while the most frequently isolated yeasts wereDekkera intermedia from honey stomach andCandida blankii from flower nectar. Among the honey bees,Xylocopa sp., and among flowers,Citrus medica, yielded the highest number of yeast species. Nineteen species of yeasts belonging to 9 genera were common to both the sources.