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Previous studies revealed that one species of methanogenic archaea, Methanocaldococcus jannaschii, is polyploid, while a second species, Methanothermobacter thermoautotrophicus, is diploid. To further investigate the distribution of ploidy in methanogenic archaea, species of two additional genera-Methanosarcina acetivorans and Methanococcus maripaludis-were investigated. M. acetivorans was found to be polyploid during fast growth (t(D) = 6 h; 17 genome copies) and oligoploid during slow growth (doubling time = 49 h; 3 genome copies). M. maripaludis has the highest ploidy level found for any archaeal species, with up to 55 genome copies in exponential phase and ca. 30 in stationary phase. A compilation of archaeal species with quantified ploidy levels reveals a clear dichotomy between Euryarchaeota and Crenarchaeota: none of seven euryarchaeal species of six genera is monoploid (haploid), while, in contrast, all six crenarchaeal species of four genera are monoploid, indicating significant genetic differences between these two kingdoms. Polyploidy in asexual species should lead to accumulation of inactivating mutations until the number of intact chromosomes per cell drops to zero (called "Muller's ratchet"). A mechanism to equalize the genome copies, such as gene conversion, would counteract this phenomenon. Making use of a previously constructed heterozygous mutant strain of the polyploid M. maripaludis we could show that in the absence of selection very fast equalization of genomes in M. maripaludis took place probably via a gene conversion mechanism. In addition, it was shown that the velocity of this phenomenon is inversely correlated to the strength of selection. 相似文献
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Luca Cappellin Christos Soukoulis Eugenio Aprea Pablo Granitto Nicola Dallabetta Fabrizio Costa Roberto Viola Tilmann D. M?rk Flavia Gasperi Franco Biasioli 《Metabolomics : Official journal of the Metabolomic Society》2012,8(5):761-770
Proton Transfer Reaction-Mass Spectrometry (PTR-MS) in its recently developed implementation based on a time-of-flight mass spectrometer (PTR-ToF-MS) has been evaluated as a possible tool for rapid non-destructive investigation of the volatile compounds present in the metabolome of apple cultivars and clones. Clone characterization is a cutting-edge problem in technical management and royalty application, not only for apple, aiming at unveiling real properties which differentiate the mutated individuals. We show that PTR-ToF-MS coupled with multivariate and data mining methods may successfully be employed to obtain accurate varietal and clonal apple fingerprint. In particular, we studied the VOC emission profile of five different clones belonging to three well known apple cultivars, such as ??Fuji??, ??Golden Delicious?? and ??Gala??. In all three cases it was possible to set classification models which can distinguish all cultivars and some of the clones considered in this study. Furthermore, in the case of ??Gala?? we also identified estragole and hexyl 2-methyl butanoate contributing to such clone characterization. Beside its applied relevance, no data on the volatile profiling of apple clones are available so far, our study indicates the general viability of a metabolomic approach for volatile compounds in fruit based on rapid PTR-ToF-MS fingerprinting. 相似文献
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To test whether macroalgae affect microbial colonizers in close proximity in a phylum-specific fashion, the community richness of planktonic bacteria and fungi was analyzed with selective oligonucleotide probes targeting the Cytophaga/Flavobacterium/Bacteroides (CFB), Alphaproteobacteria and Roseobacter group and the ITS1 region of marine fungi. Naturally occuring planktonic microorganisms were incubated in the presence of macroalgae or in seawater previously conditioned with macroalgal metabolites. The red algae Ceramium rubrum and Mastocarpus stellatus as well as seawater conditioned with these algae reduced the community composition of bacteria to a greater extent than the brown alga Laminaria digitata, indicating that metabolites differed among macroalgae or that the susceptibility of planktonic bacteria towards alga-derived antimicrobials correlated with their phylogenetic affiliation. The most affected phylotypes belonged to the CFB and the Roseobacter clade. The planktonic fungal community was only affected in the presence of macroalgae and not in algal-conditioned water, but with a specificity different from that observed for bacteria. The macroalgae L. digitata and M. stellatus exhibited more pronounced antifungal effects than C. rubrum. This study demonstrates macroalgal defenses against epiphytic microorganisms based on natural delivery mechanisms of allelochemicals utilizing a culture-independent approach, thus minimizing the ecological bias inherent to culture-dependent studies based on few microbial isolates. 相似文献
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Alber M Glimm T Hentschel HG Kazmierczak B Zhang YT Zhu J Newman SA 《Bulletin of mathematical biology》2008,70(2):460-483
A recently proposed mathematical model of a “core” set of cellular and molecular interactions present in the developing vertebrate
limb was shown to exhibit pattern-forming instabilities and limb skeleton-like patterns under certain restrictive conditions,
suggesting that it may authentically represent the underlying embryonic process (Hentschel et al., Proc. R. Soc. B 271, 1713–1722, 2004). The model, an eight-equation system of partial differential equations, incorporates the behavior of mesenchymal cells as
“reactors,” both participating in the generation of morphogen patterns and changing their state and position in response to
them. The full system, which has smooth solutions that exist globally in time, is nonetheless highly complex and difficult
to handle analytically or numerically. According to a recent classification of developmental mechanisms (Salazar-Ciudad et
al., Development 130, 2027–2037, 2003), the limb model of Hentschel et al. is “morphodynamic,” since differentiation of new cell types occurs simultaneously with
cell rearrangement. This contrasts with “morphostatic” mechanisms, in which cell identity becomes established independently
of cell rearrangement. Under the hypothesis that development of some vertebrate limbs employs the core mechanism in a morphostatic
fashion, we derive in an analytically rigorous fashion a pair of equations representing the spatiotemporal evolution of the
morphogen fields under the assumption that cell differentiation relaxes faster than the evolution of the overall cell density
(i.e., the morphostatic limit of the full system). This simple reaction–diffusion system is unique in having been derived
analytically from a substantially more complex system involving multiple morphogens, extracellular matrix deposition, haptotaxis,
and cell translocation. We identify regions in the parameter space of the reduced system where Turing-type pattern formation
is possible, which we refer to as its “Turing space.” Obtained values of the parameters are used in numerical simulations
of the reduced system, using a new Galerkin finite element method, in tissue domains with nonstandard geometry. The reduced
system exhibits patterns of spots and stripes like those seen in developing limbs, indicating its potential utility in hybrid
continuum-discrete stochastic modeling of limb development. Lastly, we discuss the possible role in limb evolution of selection
for increasingly morphostatic developmental mechanisms. 相似文献
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Bunge M Araghipour N Mikoviny T Dunkl J Schnitzhofer R Hansel A Schinner F Wisthaler A Margesin R Märk TD 《Applied and environmental microbiology》2008,74(7):2179-2186
A method for analysis of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from microbial cultures was established using proton transfer reaction-mass spectrometry (PTR-MS). A newly developed sampling system was coupled to a PTR-MS instrument to allow on-line monitoring of VOCs in the dynamic headspaces of microbial cultures. The novel PTR-MS method was evaluated for four reference organisms: Escherichia coli, Shigella flexneri, Salmonella enterica, and Candida tropicalis. Headspace VOCs in sampling bottles containing actively growing cultures and uninoculated culture medium controls were sequentially analyzed by PTR-MS. Characteristic marker ions were found for certain microbial cultures: C. tropicalis could be identified by several unique markers compared with the other three organisms, and E. coli and S. enterica were distinguishable from each other and from S. flexneri by specific marker ions, demonstrating the potential of this method to differentiate between even closely related microorganisms. Although the temporal profiles of some VOCs were similar to the growth dynamics of the microbial cultures, most VOCs showed a different temporal profile, characterized by constant or decreasing VOC levels or by single or multiple peaks over 24 h of incubation. These findings strongly indicate that the temporal evolution of VOC emissions during growth must be considered if characterization or differentiation based on microbial VOC emissions is attempted. Our study may help to establish the analysis of VOCs by on-line PTR-MS as a routine method in microbiology and as a tool for monitoring environmental and biotechnological processes. 相似文献
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