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Host identity shapes Endozoicomonas composition in coral microbiomes across depths and marine protected areas at Little Cayman IslandNARA Subscribed
The bacterial genus Endozoicomonas is prevalent and abundant in the microbiome of many corals, but the combination of environmental and host factors shaping its distribution remains uncertain. In this study, we used 16S rRNA gene sequencing to examine the distribution of Endozoicomonas across hard ( Porites astreoides , Montastraea cavernosa , Agaricia spp.) and soft coral ( Muricea spp., Gorgoniidae, Cladiellidae, Malacalcyon...
Biomass and enzymatic activities of marine bacteria in the presence of multiple metalsNARA Subscribed
Marine environments are a repository for metals, and humans have enhanced this phenomenon over the years. Heavy metals are notoriously toxic due to their ability to biomagnify in the food chain and interact with cellular components. Nevertheless, some bacteria have physiological mechanisms that enable them to survive in impacted environments. This characteristic makes them important as biotechnological tools for environmental...
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