Microbiome September 2022 PMID 36050758

Global contribution of pelagic fungi to protein degradation in the ocean.

Eva Breyer, Zihao Zhao, Gerhard J Herndl, Federico Baltar

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Pelagic fungi play a significant role in degrading proteins and cycling nitrogen in the world's oceans, especially detectable through the activity of specific enzymes called peptidases.
Different types of fungi are dominant at various depths: Dothideomycetes are more active near the surface, while Leotiomycetes are prevalent in deeper, mesopelagic zones, with fungal activity increasing as depth increases.
The study suggests fungi have unique ecological roles compared to bacteria, particularly in breaking down proteins and possibly supporting processes like saprotrophic nutrition, thereby contributing to the ocean's carbon and nitrogen cycles.

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Pelagic Fungi and Their Role in Ocean Protein Degradation

Pelagic fungi play a significant role in degrading proteins and cycling nitrogen in the world's oceans. Fungal activity varies with depth, affecting oceanic carbon and nitrogen cycles, as demonstrated by recent research.

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Pelagic Fungi and Their Role in Ocean Protein Degradation

Pelagic fungi play a significant role in degrading proteins and cycling nitrogen in the world's oceans, especially detectable through the activity of specific enzymes called peptidases. Their activity varies with depth…

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Global contribution of pelagic fungi to protein degradation in the ocean.

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