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Properties of Culturable Marine Bacteria from Young Biofilm

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Title
Properties of Culturable Marine Bacteria from Young Biofilm
Other Titles
생물막 형성에 관여하는 해양 세균의 배양과 특성 분석
Authors
Kwon, K.K.
Lee, Yoo Kyung
Lee, Hong Kum
Cho, Kyeung Hee
이순재
Keywords
BiofilmMarine Bacteriabiocorrosionbiofoulingquorum sensing
Issue Date
2004
Citation
Kwon, K.K., et al. 2004. Properties of Culturable Marine Bacteria from Young Biofilm. 한국미생물연합회. 한국미생물연합회. 2004.10.21~.
Abstract
Biofilm is a starting point of biofouling and biocorrosion. However, there was not enough information about the biofilm forming bacteria in marine environments. In the present study phylogenetic position and bacterial properties thought to be concerned in biofilm formation such as cell surface hydrophobicity, attachment ability on surface, production of quorum sensing (QS) signal molecule etc. were investigated for 76 isolates of 3 days old biofilm. The isolates were able to be assigned to 28 known genera which have been reported widespread in marine environment. Approximately 31% of the isolates had been reported previously as uncultured or unidentified in GenBank database. Cell surface hydrophobicity and attachment ability were usually incompatible in a same strain except two isolates. Among the 39 strains produce QS molecule, 21 strains were able to degrade QS molecules. Strains showing same property were usually affiliated into same phylogenetic group. This result implied that the role of bacterial strains in the process of biofilm formation is closely related to the phylogenetic position. [Supported by NRL for HKLee]
URI
https://repository.kopri.re.kr/handle/201206/7547
Conference Name
한국미생물연합회
Conference Place
한국미생물연합회
Conference Date
2004.10.21~
Type
Proceeding
Indexed
Pro(초록)국내
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2004-2004, Utilization of Genetic Resources and Procurement of Marine Microbial Diversity (04-04) / Lee, Hong Kum (PE91200)
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