Five strains of antarctic bacteria producing extracellular low-temperature lipase are screened from seawater collectedby CTD during the Chinese 18th Antarctic Scientific Expedition. Their phylogenetic positions on the...Five strains of antarctic bacteria producing extracellular low-temperature lipase are screened from seawater collectedby CTD during the Chinese 18th Antarctic Scientific Expedition. Their phylogenetic positions on the basis ofamplification, comparison and analysis of almost complete 16S rDNA sequence are determined by neighbor-joininganalysis. Phylogenetic analysis indicates that all of these five strains belong to g-proteobacteria. The strains 11102 and 92 are classified as genus Pseudoalteromonas sp. and genus Psychrobacter sp. respectively. The strains 25101, 2221 and 1281 are classified as genus Moritella sp.展开更多
文摘Five strains of antarctic bacteria producing extracellular low-temperature lipase are screened from seawater collectedby CTD during the Chinese 18th Antarctic Scientific Expedition. Their phylogenetic positions on the basis ofamplification, comparison and analysis of almost complete 16S rDNA sequence are determined by neighbor-joininganalysis. Phylogenetic analysis indicates that all of these five strains belong to g-proteobacteria. The strains 11102 and 92 are classified as genus Pseudoalteromonas sp. and genus Psychrobacter sp. respectively. The strains 25101, 2221 and 1281 are classified as genus Moritella sp.
