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Environmental microbiology
2024
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| author | Oliveira, Vanessa Cleary, Daniel F R Polónia, Ana R M Huang, Yusheng M Rocha, Ulisses Voogd, Nicole J de Gomes, Newton C M |
| author_facet | Oliveira, Vanessa Cleary, Daniel F R Polónia, Ana R M Huang, Yusheng M Rocha, Ulisses Voogd, Nicole J de Gomes, Newton C M Oliveira, Vanessa Cleary, Daniel F R Polónia, Ana R M Huang, Yusheng M Rocha, Ulisses Voogd, Nicole J de Gomes, Newton C M |
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| contents | Unravelling a Latent Pathobiome Across Coral Reef Biotopes. Oliveira, Vanessa Cleary, Daniel F R Polónia, Ana R M Huang, Yusheng M Rocha, Ulisses Voogd, Nicole J de Gomes, Newton C M Coral Reefs Animals Anthozoa Bacteria Microbiota Virulence Factors Previous studies on disease in coral reef organisms have neglected the natural distribution of potential pathogens and the genetic factors that underlie disease incidence. This study explores the intricate associations between hosts, microbial communities, putative pathogens, antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) and virulence factors (VFs) across diverse coral reef biotopes. We observed a substantial compositional overlap of putative bacterial pathogens, VFs and ARGs across biotopes, consistent with the 'everything is everywhere, but the environment selects' hypothesis. However, flatworms and soft corals deviated from this pattern, harbouring the least diverse microbial communities and the lowest diversity of putative pathogens and ARGs. Notably, our study revealed a significant congruence between the distribution of putative pathogens, ARGs and microbial assemblages across different biotopes, suggesting an association between pathogen and ARG occurrence. This study sheds light on the existence of this latent pathobiome, the disturbance of which may contribute to disease onset in coral reef organisms. |
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| id | pubmed_39705298 |
| institution | PubMed |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2024 |
| publisher | Environmental microbiology |
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| spellingShingle | Unravelling a Latent Pathobiome Across Coral Reef Biotopes. Oliveira, Vanessa Cleary, Daniel F R Polónia, Ana R M Huang, Yusheng M Rocha, Ulisses Voogd, Nicole J de Gomes, Newton C M Coral Reefs Animals Anthozoa Bacteria Microbiota Virulence Factors Unravelling a Latent Pathobiome Across Coral Reef Biotopes. Oliveira, Vanessa Cleary, Daniel F R Polónia, Ana R M Huang, Yusheng M Rocha, Ulisses Voogd, Nicole J de Gomes, Newton C M Coral Reefs Animals Anthozoa Bacteria Microbiota Virulence Factors Previous studies on disease in coral reef organisms have neglected the natural distribution of potential pathogens and the genetic factors that underlie disease incidence. This study explores the intricate associations between hosts, microbial communities, putative pathogens, antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) and virulence factors (VFs) across diverse coral reef biotopes. We observed a substantial compositional overlap of putative bacterial pathogens, VFs and ARGs across biotopes, consistent with the 'everything is everywhere, but the environment selects' hypothesis. However, flatworms and soft corals deviated from this pattern, harbouring the least diverse microbial communities and the lowest diversity of putative pathogens and ARGs. Notably, our study revealed a significant congruence between the distribution of putative pathogens, ARGs and microbial assemblages across different biotopes, suggesting an association between pathogen and ARG occurrence. This study sheds light on the existence of this latent pathobiome, the disturbance of which may contribute to disease onset in coral reef organisms. |
| title | Unravelling a Latent Pathobiome Across Coral Reef Biotopes. |
| topic | Coral Reefs Animals Anthozoa Bacteria Microbiota Virulence Factors |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39705298/ |