Metaproteomics of a gutless marine worm and its symbiotic microbial community reveal unusual pathways for carbon and energy use.

Year

2012

Modality

metaproteomics

Species

Olavius algarvensis

Publication Details

DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1121198109

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Species: Olavius algarvensis

Authors: Manuel Kleiner; Cecilia Wentrup; Christian Lott; Hanno Teeling; Silke Wetzel; Jacque Young; Yun-Juan Chang; Manesh Shah; Nathan C. VerBerkmoes; Jan Zarzycki; Georg Fuchs; Stephanie Markert; Kristina Hempel; Birgit Voigt; Dörte Becher; Manuel Liebeke; Michael Lalk; Dirk Albrecht; Michael Hecker; Thomas Schweder; Nicole Dubilier

Abstract Excerpt: Low nutrient and energy availability has led to the evolution of numerous strategies for overcoming these limitations, of which symbiotic associations represent a key mechanism. Particularly striking are the associations between chemosynthetic bacteria and marine animals that th… Show more

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Related Species

  • Olavius algarvensis

Study Records

Order Family Species Modality Tissue Stage Title
Tubificida Naididae Olavius algarvensis metaproteomics whole body adult -