Many animals benefit from microbial symbionts that aid digestion, supply essential nutrients, or provide defense. When this dependence becomes obligate, as in gutless marine oligochaetes that have lost both digestive and excretory systems and rely entirely on their bacterial partners for nutrition and recycling of wast...
A. Mankowski, Manuel Kleiner, C. Erséus et al.· Science Advances· 0 citations
The reductive TriCarboxylic Acid cycle, long considered restricted to anoxic environments, was detected in three phylogenetically distinct Campylobacterota lineages from oxygenated surface seawater, suggesting a previously unrecognized and unexpected niche for this pathway.
A. Mankowski, S. Wuyts, A. Fullam et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
It is revealed that a globally distributed clade of symbiotic SRB has a conserved core metabolism that diverges from free-living relatives, and these endosymbionts retain key traits of SRB such as sulfate reduction, complete oxidation of acetate to CO2, amino acid degradation for nitrogen acquisition, and transport of...
G. D'Angelo, Manuel Kleiner, A. Mankowski et al.· The ISME Journal· 0 citations
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