FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3084996548> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3084996548 endingPage "582" @default.
• W3084996548 startingPage "567" @default.
• W3084996548 abstract "While nutrient loading has affected all levels of Lake Winnipeg’s ecology, its greatest influence has likely been on the microbial community. In addition to eutrophication, zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) have recently invaded the ecosystem and threaten food web dynamics. Their filter-feeding predation and association with bacteria, specifically phototrophs, was investigated. A sampling trip to Lake Winnipeg in October 2017, focused on the isolation, enumeration, and identification of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs in littoral water, sediment, and tissues of mussels. Gimli, Patricia, and Grand beaches, separated by >15 km across the South Basin, had similar bacterial counts when cultivated on rich organic, BG-11, purple non-sulphur, and K2TeO3-supplemented media. Culture-based enumeration on rich organic medium revealed 1.74% of heterotrophs from littoral waters were aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs, and represented 13.98% within sediments. In contrast, 0.48, 1.15, and 0.16% of cultured heterotrophs were aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs within zebra mussel gill, gut, and gonadal tissues, respectively. High-throughput sequencing of bacterial 16S V4 rDNA maintained similar trends in respective bivalve organs, where 0.22, 1.13, and 0.20% of total 16S genes belonged to these phototrophs. Several Sphingomonadaceae isolates were recovered from gut tissues, all with filamentous morphology large enough for predation. Bioaccumulation of metals was also studied in D. polymorpha. All tested associated aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs were capable of resisting the metalloid oxide tellurite. The consistent distribution of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs within microbial communities across Lake Winnipeg, and their predominance in the gut tissues of zebra mussels suggested bacterial consumption by this invasive species." @default.
• W3084996548 created "2020-09-21" @default.
• W3084996548 creator A5014691097 @default.
• W3084996548 creator A5041929921 @default.
• W3084996548 creator A5068860204 @default.
• W3084996548 creator A5074886017 @default.
• W3084996548 date "2021-06-01" @default.
• W3084996548 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W3084996548 title "Association of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs and zebra mussels, Dreissena polymorpha, within the littoral zone of Lake Winnipeg" @default.
• W3084996548 cites W102576355 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W121214632 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1542404247 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1653926037 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1703846260 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1761750039 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1822648038 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1874382795 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1968380611 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1973845446 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1975493568 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1979097452 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1980374260 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1983656567 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W1992779750 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2001285707 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2007056147 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2020201616 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2021211204 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2027818486 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2030966943 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2031611770 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2034285706 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2036218069 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2037393402 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2038616905 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2044559174 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2046766613 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2050552652 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2052717138 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2053082597 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2056248318 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2060052890 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2084166701 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2086865963 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2095987437 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2096752389 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2099702903 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2100271325 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2101142524 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2101275963 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2102457448 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2109389378 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2109391984 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2109624613 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2112590317 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2124398579 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2129195561 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2129882095 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2130731460 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2134490629 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2139103604 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2139280006 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2146067785 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2146670008 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2148028661 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2152205487 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2153088242 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2153828358 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2158550451 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2160378127 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2163539745 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2166516535 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2170343251 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2172262848 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2176815927 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2250318925 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2280618572 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2342249984 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2345285305 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2513506562 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2530358515 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2531751515 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2572771096 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2588580595 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2592244930 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2593591803 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2606562842 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2766057297 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2769194536 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2799524357 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2893913939 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2924962553 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2966725722 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W2993967666 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W3023624562 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W3039870410 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W4234033398 @default.
• W3084996548 cites W4235887661 @default.

• next