Colorless sulfur bacteria Thioploca from different sites in Lake Baikal
Colorless sulfur bacteria Thioploca from different sites in Lake Baikal
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贝加尔湖不同地点的无色硫细菌 Thioploca
作者：
T. Zemskaya;S. Chernitsyna;N. M. Dul’tseva;V. Sergeeva;T. Pogodaeva;B. Namsaraev
无色硫细菌Thioploca spp.在贝加尔湖发现的化石可能是地下矿化流体流入的标志。细菌就像一个生物过滤器;通过在新陈代谢中消耗硫化物，它们将其解毒，保持贝加尔湖的水的纯度。通过各种技术对细菌进行了研究。根据16 S rRNA基因片段的分析，来自贝加尔湖Frolikha湾的Thioploca sp.属于在琵琶湖和博登湖发现的淡水物种的分支;它与Thioploca ingrica关系最密切。
The colorless sulfur bacteria Thioploca spp. found in Lake Baikal are probably a marker for the influx of subterranean mineralized fluids. Bacteria act as a biological filter; by consuming sulfide in their metabolism, they detoxicate it and maintain the purity of Lake Baikal’s water. The bacteria were investigated by various techniques. According to analysis of the 16S rRNA gene fragment, Thioploca sp. from Frolikha Bay, Baikal belongs to the clade of freshwater species found in Lake Biwa and Lake Constance; it is most closely related to Thioploca ingrica.