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Effect of resource availability on evolution of virulence and competition in an environmentally transmitted pathogen

2018

Understanding ecological and epidemiological factors driving pathogen evolution in contemporary time scales is a major challenge in modern health management. Pathogens that replicate outside the hosts are subject to selection imposed by ambient environmental conditions. Increased nutrient levels could increase pathogen virulence by pre-adapting for efficient use of resources upon contact to a nutrient rich host or by favouring transmission of fast-growing virulent strains. We measured changes in virulence and competition in Flavobacterium columnare, a bacterial pathogen of freshwater fish, under high and low nutrient levels. To test competition between strains in genotype mixtures, we devel…

0301 basic medicineAC LYASE ACTIVITYfish diseaseFLEXIBACTER-COLUMNARISDIVERSITYAquacultureApplied Microbiology and BiotechnologybakteeritFish DiseasesAquacultureRAPID EVOLUTIONPathogen1183 Plant biology microbiology virologymedia_commonresource competitionEcologybiologyVirulenceFishesvirulenssibacteriumBiological EvolutionADAPTIVE EVOLUTIONqPCRtaudinaiheuttajatESCHERICHIA-COLIFISH FARMSTRADE-OFFGenotypeympäristötekijätmedia_common.quotation_subject030106 microbiologyZoologyVirulenceMicrobiologyFlavobacteriumCompetition (biology)Nutrient density03 medical and health sciencesFlavobacterium columnareAnimalsravinnepitoisuusHost (biology)business.industryta1183FLAVOBACTERIUM-COLUMNAREIN-VITRO PASSAGESbiology.organism_classificationkalatauditinterference competitionFlavobacterium columnareta1181businessBacteria
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Microbial diversity in a thermophilic aerobic biofilm process: analysis by length heterogeneity PCR (LH-PCR).

2003

A two-stage pilot-scale thermophilic aerobic suspended carrier biofilm process (SCBP) was set up for the on-site treatment of pulp and paper mill whitewater lining. The microbial diversity in this process was analyzed by length heterogeneity analysis of PCR-amplified 16S ribosomal DNA. The primer pair selected for PCR amplification was first evaluated by a computational analysis of fragment lengths in ten main phylogenetical eubacterial groups. The fragment contained the first third of the 16S rRNA gene, which was shown to vary naturally between 465 and 563 bp in length. The length heterogeneity analysis of polymerase chain reaction (LH-PCR) profile of the biomass attached to carrier elemen…

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