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Earth's Critical Zone sustains terrestrial life and consists of the thin planetary surface layer between unaltered rock and the atmospheric boundary. Within this zone, flows of energy and materials are mediated by physical processes and by the actions of diverse organisms. Human activities significantly influence these physical and biological processes, affecting the atmosphere, shallow lithosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere....
The soil resistome: a critical review on antibiotic resistance origins, ecology and dissemination potential in telluric bacteriaNARA Subscribed
Summary Soil is a large reservoir of microbial diversity and the majority of antimicrobial compounds used today in human and veterinary health care have been isolated from soil microorganisms. The D arwinian hypothesis of an ‘arms‐shields race’ between antibiotic producers and resistant strains is often cited to explain antibiotic resistance gene determinants ( ARGD ) origins and diversity. ARGD abundance and antibiotic molecu...
Development and validation of a prototype 16S rRNA‐based taxonomic microarray for AlphaproteobacteriaNARA Subscribed
Summary The microarray approach has been proposed for high throughput analysis of the microbial community by providing snapshots of the microbial diversity under different environmental conditions. For this purpose, a prototype of a 16S rRNA‐based taxonomic microarray was developed and evaluated for assessing bacterial community diversity. The prototype microarray is composed of 122 probes that target bacteria at various taxon...
All molecular analyses of soil bacterial diversity are based on the extraction of a representative fraction of cellular DNA. Methods of DNA extraction for this purpose are divided into two categories: those in which cells are lysed within the soil (direct extraction) and those in which cells are first removed from soil (cell extraction) and then lysed. The purpose of this study was to compare a method of direct extraction with...
Co‐evolution between Frankia populations and host plants in the family Casuarinaceae and consequent patterns of global dispersalNARA Subscribed
Symbioses between the root nodule‐forming, nitrogen‐fixing actinomycete Frankia and its angiospermous host plants are important in the nitrogen economies of numerous terrestrial ecosystems. Molecular characterization of Frankia strains using polymerase chain reaction/restriction fragment length polymorphism (PCR/RFLP) analyses of the 16S rRNA‐ITS gene and of the nif D– nif K spacer was conducted directly on root nodules collec...
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