The phase transition of ecosystem structure in the upper ocean
The phase transition of ecosystem structure in the upper ocean
批准号:
10480125
负责人:
NAGATA Toshi
金额:
$6.72万
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依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
财政年份:
1998
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1998 至 1999
中文摘要
(1)测定了亚北极太平洋地区细菌丰度、产量、外酶活性(氨基肽酶和β -葡萄糖苷酶)以及氨基酸浓度的垂直和水平分布。这些微生物参数呈现出明显的东西梯度,总体上西高东低。研究结果表明,研究区生态系统结构发生了大规模的变化,这可能与浮游生物群落结构和生物地球化学变化有关。(2)为探讨海洋环境中有机物-细菌系统的调节机制,采用放射性示踪技术测定了高分子碳水化合物的分解速率。结果表明,有机质络合作用对海洋系统中有机质的保存起着重要作用。(3)利用海洋生物地球化学数据库参数模拟了海洋环境中有机质-微生物动力学。分析表明,由于海洋生态系统内有机物的密集循环,网络虚拟放大在海洋生态系统中很常见。
英文摘要
(1) Vertical and horizontal distributions of bacterial abundance, production and ectoenzyme activities (amino peptidase and beta-glucosidase), as well as amino acid concentrations were determined in the subarctic Pacific. These microbial parameters exhibited notable east-west gradient, with generally high values in the west and low values in the east. The data suggest a large-scale regime shift of ecosystem structure in the investigated region, which appeared to be related to plankton community structure and biogeochemical variations.(2) In order to examine regulation mechanisms of organic matter - bacteria systems in marine environments, decomposition rates of polymeric carbohydrate was determined by using radio tracer techniques. Results suggest that organic matter complexation plays an important role in preservation of organic matter in marine systems.(3) Organic matter-microbial dyanamics in oceanic environments was modeled by using parameters derived from a oceanic biogeochemical data base. The analysis revealed that network virtual amplification is common in oceanic ecosystems because of intensive recylcing of organic matter withing the system.
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Toshi Nagata(共著): "Microbial Ecology of the Oceans" John Wiley & Sons(印刷中),
Toshi Nagata(合著者):《海洋微生物生态学》John Wiley & Sons(出版中),
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Nagata,Toshi(共著): "New Frontiers in Microbial Ecology"Atlantic Canada Society of Microbial Ecology (印刷中).
Nagata, Toshi(合著者):“微生物生态学的新前沿”加拿大大西洋微生物生态学会(正在出版)。
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Nagata, T. and Kirchman, D. L.: "Bacterial mortality: A pathway for the formation of refractory DOM? In Brylinsky, M, C. Bell, C., and Johnson-Green, P. (eds.) "New Frontiers in Microbial Ecology : Proceedings of the 8ィイD1thィエD1 International Symposium on
Nagata, T. 和 Kirchman, D. L.:“细菌死亡率:形成难治性 DOM 的途径?Brylinsky, M, C. Bell, C. 和 Johnson-Green, P.(编辑)”微生物的新前沿生态学:第八届 D1 届国际研讨会论文集
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Fukuda, Rumi (共著): "East-west gradient in ecotoenzyme activities in the Sebarctic Pacific: possible regulation by zinc"Limnology and Oceanography. (印刷中).
Fukuda, Rumi(合著者):“西巴北太平洋生态酶活性的东西梯度:锌的可能调节”湖沼学和海洋学(正在出版)。
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Fukuda,Rumi(共著): "East-west gradient in ectoenzyme activities in the subarctic Pacific : possible regulation by zinc"
Fukuda, Rumi(合著者):“亚北极太平洋胞外酶活性的东西梯度:锌的可能调节”
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Identification of human T-cell epitopes on Mycobacterium tuberculosis small molecular weight proteins and development of DNA vaccines based on the epitopes
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Japan-U.S. Collaborative Research on the Biocomplexity of Colloidal Systems in Aquatic Environments
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DEVELOPMENT OF DNA VACCINES WHICH INDUCE DELAYED-TYPE CELLULAR IMMUNITY
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