L13: More bacs IG Flashcards

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Discuss TM7

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new phylum found using 16S but uncultured, found globally, meaning its very diverse. But were cultured finally

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What did TM7 Microscopy reveal

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big filaments

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Discuss OP11

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*renamed as microgenomates
*Yellowstone used 16S and found everywhere
*used microfluidic techniques and saw partial sequence
*Very small
*never been cultured

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Colourless sulfur bacteria, TEA, C source, features

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Achromatium oxaliferum
* very big
*oxidises H2S and accumilates S0
*TEA not understood maybe O2
*sometimes fixes CO2
*massive CaCO3 calcite inclusions which might be a buffer, metabolic waste product

*might be unculturable because it grows in a community by providing nutrient (its own waste product) for something. OR maybe it needs precise concentrations of nutrients

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Discuss obligate protozoa symbionts

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  • flueo blue indicative of F420 which means they also have methanogen coenzyme
  • only methanogens (archea have this)
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What are Magnetotatic bacteria

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  • not cultured and identified by magnetotacitic behaviour/possesion meaning they sense magnetic lines of planet and aline

*fastitudious mutrional requirements and can appear as multicellular groups, do not like rich nutrient media and need specific concentrations

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Where are Magnetotatic bacteria found

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  • in very diverse phyla from alpha to delta
    *very very diverse
    *Proteobactera and Nitrospira
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Describe the Magnetotoacic bacteria orientation

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N hemisphere tends to swim N while S hemisphere swim S

  • they swim downward. The poles are east and west
    *gravity does not work so they are using oxygen, which decreases as you go down the water column
    *they sense O2, sulfide gradeints and magnetic gradients
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What is magnetoaerotoxais

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  • combining magnetotaxis and aerotaxis to maintain a position in O2 optimal zone, they prefer low O2

*delayed discovery because observed in O2 rich zone

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What is they’re perfect spot (magneticos) + how

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*microaerobic or aneorbic
*swims aways from too reducing (S2)/oxidising condition
*cells accumulate in oxic/anoxic transition zone

use magnetic field cues

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