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• W4311041010 abstract "Hydrothermal vent (HTV) systems are important habitats for understanding the biological processes of extremophiles on Earth and their relative contributions to material and energy cycles in the ocean. Current understanding on hydrothermal systems have been primarily focused on deep-sea HTVs, and little is known about the functions and metabolisms of microorganisms in shallow-water HTVs (SW-HTVs), which are distinguished from deep-sea HTVs by a depth limit of 200 m. In this study, we analyzed metagenomes of sulfur-rich sediment samples collected from a SW-HTV of Kueishan Island, located in a marginal sea of the western Pacific Ocean. Comparing with a previously published report of pelagic samples from the nearby sampling site, microbial communities in the SW-HTV sediments enriching with genes of both aerobic and anaerobic respiration inferred variable environments in the tested sediments. Abundant genes of energy metabolism encoding sulfur oxidation, H 2 oxidation, and carbon fixation were detected from the sediment samples. Sixty-eight metagenome-assembled-genomes (MAGs) were reconstructed to further understand the metabolism and potential interactions between different microbial taxa in the SW-HTVs sediment. MAGs with the highest abundant were chemolithotrophic sulfur-oxidization bacteria, including Sulfurovum represented Campylobacteria involved sox multienzyme, sulfide oxidation genes and rTCA cycle, and Gammaproteobacteria involved dsr gene and CBB cycle. In addition, Desulfobacterota with the potential to participate in sulfur-disproportionating processes also had higher abundance than the sample’s overall mean value. The interaction of these bacterial groups allows the microbial communities to efficiently metabolize a large variety of sulfur compounds. In addition, the potential to use simple organic carbon, such as acetate, was found in chemolithotrophic Campylobacterial MAGs. Collectively, our results revealed the complexity of environmental conditions of the vent sediment and highlight the interactive relationships of the dominant microbial populations in driving sulfur cycles in the SW-HTV sediments off Kueishan Island." @default.
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• W4311041010 date "2022-11-30" @default.
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• W4311041010 title "Metagenomic insights into the functions of microbial communities in sulfur-rich sediment of a shallow-water hydrothermal vent off Kueishan Island" @default.
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• W4311041010 doi "https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2022.992034" @default.
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