doi: 10.1078/0723-2020-00059.
Viable cytophaga-like bacterium in the 0.2 microm-filtrate seawater
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Viable cytophaga-like bacterium in the 0.2 microm-filtrate seawater
Syst Appl Microbiol.
2001 Dec.
Abstract
A strain of the Cytophaga-like bacterium (CLB), Nano-1, was isolated from the 0.2 microm-filtrate of natural seawater. Both cellular fatty acid and 16S rDNA sequence analyses indicated that Nano-1 is closely affiliated to the marine gliding CLB genus, Microscilla. Nano-1 was observed to undergo cyclic morphological change typical of the genus Microscilla, and sub-0.2-microm cells were formed in the late stationary phase. The sub-0.2-microm cells were repeatedly revived and subcultured. Formation of the sub-0.2-microm cells seems to be adaptive for oligotrophic growth and starvation survival.
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