Actinomycetes in five marine sediments collected from the Arctic Ocean atdepths of 43 to 3 050 m were cultivated using a variety of media. A total of 61 actinomycetecolonies with substrate mycelia only were observed, ...Actinomycetes in five marine sediments collected from the Arctic Ocean atdepths of 43 to 3 050 m were cultivated using a variety of media. A total of 61 actinomycetecolonies with substrate mycelia only were observed, and no colonies with aerial mycelia wereobserved under aerobic conditions at 15℃. From these colonies, 28 were selected to representdifferent morphological types. Denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) was used to check thepurity of isolates and select representatives for subsequent sequencing. Phylogentic analyses basedon nearly full-length 16S ribosomal RNA gene (rDNA) sequences indicated that the actinomycetesisolated were accommodated within genus Rhodococcus of family Nocardiaceae, genus Dietzia of familyDietziaceae, genera Janibacter and Terrabacter of family Instrasporangiaceae and genera Kocuria andA nhrobacter of family Micrococcaceae. One of the strains (P27-24) from the deep-sea sediment atdepth of 3 050 m was found to be identical in 16S rDNA sequence(1474/1474) with theradiation-resistant Kocuria rosea ATCC 187~T isolated from air. More than half of the isolatesshowed the similarities ranging from 99.5% to 99.9% in 16S rDNA sequence to dibenzofran-degrading,butyl 2-ethylhexanoate-hydrolysising and nitrile-metabolizing actinomycetes. All the strainsisolated were psychrotolerant bacteria and grew better on the media prepared with natural seawaterthan on the media prepared with deionized water. Three of them (Dietzia sp. P27-10, Rhodococcus sp.S11-3 and Rhodococcus sp.P11-5) had an obligate growth requirement for salt, confirming that thesestrains are indigenous marine actinomycetes.展开更多
基金supported by Major Project of Chinese National Programs for Fundamental Research and Development under contract No.2004CB719601the Polar Science Innovation Fund for Young Scientists of China under contract No.JDQ200401+1 种基金the S&T Basic Work Program of China under contract No.2003DEB5J057the project“Second Chinese National Arctic Research Expedition”or CHNARE-2003 supported by the Ministry of Finance of China and organized by the Chinese Arctic and Antarctic Administration(CAA).
文摘Actinomycetes in five marine sediments collected from the Arctic Ocean atdepths of 43 to 3 050 m were cultivated using a variety of media. A total of 61 actinomycetecolonies with substrate mycelia only were observed, and no colonies with aerial mycelia wereobserved under aerobic conditions at 15℃. From these colonies, 28 were selected to representdifferent morphological types. Denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) was used to check thepurity of isolates and select representatives for subsequent sequencing. Phylogentic analyses basedon nearly full-length 16S ribosomal RNA gene (rDNA) sequences indicated that the actinomycetesisolated were accommodated within genus Rhodococcus of family Nocardiaceae, genus Dietzia of familyDietziaceae, genera Janibacter and Terrabacter of family Instrasporangiaceae and genera Kocuria andA nhrobacter of family Micrococcaceae. One of the strains (P27-24) from the deep-sea sediment atdepth of 3 050 m was found to be identical in 16S rDNA sequence(1474/1474) with theradiation-resistant Kocuria rosea ATCC 187~T isolated from air. More than half of the isolatesshowed the similarities ranging from 99.5% to 99.9% in 16S rDNA sequence to dibenzofran-degrading,butyl 2-ethylhexanoate-hydrolysising and nitrile-metabolizing actinomycetes. All the strainsisolated were psychrotolerant bacteria and grew better on the media prepared with natural seawaterthan on the media prepared with deionized water. Three of them (Dietzia sp. P27-10, Rhodococcus sp.S11-3 and Rhodococcus sp.P11-5) had an obligate growth requirement for salt, confirming that thesestrains are indigenous marine actinomycetes.
