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Archaea Diversity of Five Hot Springs in Lushan from Henan

Archaea Diversity of Five Hot Springs in Lushan from Henan
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摘要 There are five hot springs named separately SHANGT,ZHONGT,WENT,XIAT and SHENT in Lushan County,Pingdingshan City,Henan Province.The archaeal diversity of the five hot springs was investigated and analyzed.16 S rD NA v4-5 genes of archaea were sequenced by Illumina Hisiq2500 PE250 technology.The numbers of sample sequences and OTUs were sorted by using Uparse,Mothur,SILVA,MUSCLE and Qiime software.Finally,the archaeal abundance and diversity in the five hot springs were analyzed.87993,67326,44400,48611 and 48495 effective reads have been obtained from SHANGT,ZHONGT,WENT,XIAT and SHENT respectively,and 520,280,678,451 and 437 OTUs have been acquired.The analysis of archaeal classification showed that the archaea from the five hot springs could be classified into 11 phyla,in which Thaumarchaeota accounted for 95.25%and was the dominant archaea.In the genera level,the dominant archaea of the SHANGT,ZHONGT and WENT was Candidatus-Nitrosocaldus,and unidentified-Thaumarchaeota was the dominant archaea in XIAT and SHENT.The results showed that the five hot springs in Lushan are rich in microbial resources.The research provided basic data for further research and utilization of the archaea resources in the five hot springs of Lushan. There are five hot springs named separately SHANGT,ZHONGT,WENT,XIAT and SHENT in Lushan County,Pingdingshan City,Henan Province.The archaeal diversity of the five hot springs was investigated and analyzed. 16 S rD NA v4-5 genes of archaea were sequenced by Illumina Hisiq2500 PE250 technology. The numbers of sample sequences and OTUs were sorted by using Uparse,Mothur,SILVA,MUSCLE and Qiime software. Finally,the archaeal abundance and diversity in the five hot springs were analyzed. 87 993,67 326,44 400,48 611 and 48 495 effective reads have been obtained from SHANGT,ZHONGT,WENT,XIAT and SHENT respectively,and 520,280,678,451 and 437 OTUs have been acquired. The analysis of archaeal classification showed that the archaea from the five hot springs could be classified into 11 phyla,in which Thaumarchaeota accounted for 95. 25% and was the dominant archaea. In the genera level,the dominant archaea of the SHANGT,ZHONGT and WENT was Candidatus-Nitrosocaldus,and unidentified-Thaumarchaeota was the dominant archaea in XIAT and SHENT. The results showed that the five hot springs in Lushan are rich in microbial resources. The research provided basic data for further research and utilization of the archaea resources in the five hot springs of Lushan.
出处 《Meteorological and Environmental Research》 CAS 2020年第1期48-52,共5页 气象与环境研究(英文版)
基金 Supported by the Key Scientific Research Project of Colleges and Universities in Henan Province(16B180004) Science and Technology Public Relations Project from Department of Science and Technology in Henan Province(172102310211,172102310529) Scientific Research Start-up Foundation of High-level Talents in Pingdingshan University(PXY-BSQD-2015006) National Natural Fund Cultivation Project of Pingdingshan University(PXYPYJJ2016004)
关键词 HOT spring ARCHAEA 16S RDNA GENES Hisiq2500 PE250 Hot spring Archaea 16S rDNA genes Hisiq2500 PE250
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