Environ Microbiol March 2021 PMID 33185969

Dissolved organic matter released by two marine heterotrophic bacterial strains and its bioavailability for natural prokaryotic communities.

Eva Ortega-Retuerta, Quentin Devresse, Jocelyne Caparros, Barbara Marie, Olivier Crispi, Philippe Catala, Fabien Joux, Ingrid Obernosterer

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Peak: 22 in Nov 2020

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The overall tone shows strong interest, especially with statements like 'Check out our latest publication!' and rhetorical questions about Marine heterotrophic prokaryotes as DOM sources, which demonstrate engagement. The emphasis on DOM's role in marine nutrient cycles and bioavailability signals recognition of the study's significance, although the depth of discussion remains more promotional than critical, indicating moderate impact awareness.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions highlight the significance of DOM sources and the findings, indicating general agreement with the importance of the study.

InterestHigh interest

The posts show high interest, with phrases like 'check out our latest publication' and questions about marine bacteria's roles, signaling curiosity.

EngagementModerate engagement

While some posts simply promote the publication, others reflect curiosity and appreciation for the research methods and implications.

ImpactModerate impact

Participants recognize the potential impact on understanding marine ecosystems and organic matter cycling, but the discussions remain somewhat introductory.

Abstract in brief

The study explored how two marine bacteria, Photobacterium angustum and Sphingopyxis alaskensis, release dissolved organic matter (DOM) when grown on glucose, and found that this DOM can serve as an energy source for natural prokaryotic communities in the Mediterranean Sea.
The quality of the bacterial-derived DOM (BDOM) varied between strains, with differences in humic-like or protein-like substances, and although it supported prokaryotic growth, it was less efficient compared to natural DOM, influencing enzyme activities and community diversity.
The findings suggest that DOM produced by marine bacteria impacts prokaryotic metabolism, diversity, and the ocean's organic matter cycling pathways, affecting how organic carbon is processed and recycled in marine ecosystems.]

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Marine Bacterial DOM Production and Its Ecosystem Impact

This video presents an experiment on bacterial dissolved organic matter (DOM) production, highlighting its role in marine ecosystems and its bioavailability for prokaryotic communities, based on recent research on…

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Marine Bacterial DOM and Its Role in Ocean Organic Matter Cycling

This video presents findings on how two marine bacteria release dissolved organic matter (DOM) that serves as an energy source for natural prokaryotic communities. The study highlights variations in DOM quality and its…

Lorenzo Scenna · Jul 4, 2021 27 views

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Eva Ortega-Retuerta

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Dissolved organic matter released by two marine heterotrophic bacterial strains and its bioavailability for natural prokaryotic communities.

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Marine Bacterial DOM Production and Its Ecosystem Impact

Marine Bacterial DOM and Its Role in Ocean Organic Matter Cycling