[PDF] Top 20 Diversity and biotechnological potential of epiphytic bacteria of macroalgae

... properties of biofilms. The community of microbial cells can be structured and enhanced or reduced by this substance (Decho, ...association of one organism growing on the surface of ... See full document

... position of unknown isolates, it often does not allow discrimination between strains of the same species or even different species, which usually share highly conserved 16S rRNA genes (Rodrıguez-Valera, ... See full document

... inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, obesity, and mental illnesses (Simopoulos 2008; Wall et ...Röhrig and Schulze 2016; Simopoulos 2016), stressing the importance of adopting a balanced ... See full document

... properties and the concentration of ...5’-end of one of the primers to stop the complete dissociation of the double-stranded DNA (Muyzer and Smalla, ...basis of its ... See full document

... variety of grasses and broad-leaved and aquatic weeds in southern ...variety of crops, including rice, wheat, barley, oats, and rye, but propanil is known to be toxic (Pichon et ...use ... See full document

... reservoir of microbial diversity, with the presence of many species specific populations as well as producing biologically active compounds, which has attracted great biotechnological ... See full document

... component of the known and unknown prokaryotic diversity exists at low abundance in the ...ecophysiology of low abundance prokaryotes with current knowledge from ...uncultured and ... See full document

... region of Cabo Frio, Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil (Muricy et al., 2011), and the natural source of antibiotic and cytotoxic polycyclic alkaloids (Torres et ...that bacteria associated ... See full document

... counterparts and are pretty much an unexplored resource with the potential to yield new bioactive compounds, especially in ...type of habitat (Paul et al, ...survive and resist biotic or ... See full document

... total of 238 colonies (159 from the winter and 79 from the summer) were chosen for further characterization with ARDRA analysis, generating ten distinct cleavage patterns (named ...10% of iso- lates ... See full document

... use of rhizobia in the commercial production of gum has not been studied, rhizobia may be considered highly promis- ing unexplored sources of microbial polysaccharides for industrial ...These ... See full document

... the diversity is usually lower due to selectivity of surrounding environment (Haller et ...data of contamination in Peniche’s port and the results of chemical analysis on heavy metals ... See full document

... source of com‐ pounds for drug development, and consequently, a large number of plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi have been examined for drug discovery (Villarreal‐Gomez, ... See full document

... site of the municipal paving company in Goiânia, Goiás – Brazil (Departamento de Estradas e Rodagem da Companhia Municipal de Pavimentação DERMU COMPAV-GO), were collected, placed in previously sterilized flasks ... See full document

... effects of rhizosphere-bacteria interactions (Crawford & Wilkens, 1998; Roelofs et ...growth of specific hydrocarbon-degrading bacteria can be ...effects of the rhizosphere ... See full document

... acid and BHT, used as positive ...activity of MF from ...content and could be explained, at least par- tially, by the presence of phlorotannins of the fucol and fucophlorethol ... See full document

... notatum and B. brizantha (Figure 4a). The number of CFUs in ...tested and after 10 weeks of treatment (Figure ...effects of the interactions between rhizosphere exudates on the ... See full document

... (iii) and finally one compose only by the strains belonging to ...group of incompatible splits regarding the relation of clade D with the other 3 clades that compose ...This, and the small ... See full document

... group of fungi is reffered to as yeast-like because they usually produce abundant yeast states and often appear white to light pink in color on isolation plates that later turns blackish due to production ... See full document

... bite of sand ...agent of human visceral leishmaniasis, the most severe form of the ...limitations of current available drugs still provide an undoubtedly motivation for research of ... See full document