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Characteristics and turnover of exopolymeric substances in a hypersaline microbial mat
by
Decho, Alan W.
, Glunk, Christina
, Visscher, Pieter T.
, Braissant, Olivier
, Gallagher, Kimberley L.
, Przekop, Kristen M.
, Dupraz, Christophe
in
Aerobic microorganisms
/ Alkalinity
/ Anaerobic microorganisms
/ Anaerobic processes
/ Animal, plant and microbial ecology
/ Bacteria, Aerobic - enzymology
/ Bacteria, Aerobic - metabolism
/ Bacteria, Anaerobic - enzymology
/ Bacteria, Anaerobic - metabolism
/ Bahamas
/ Binding sites
/ Biological and medical sciences
/ calcium
/ Calcium carbonate
/ Calcium Carbonate - chemistry
/ Calcium Carbonate - metabolism
/ calcium carbonate precipitation
/ carbon
/ Carbon - metabolism
/ Chemical Precipitation
/ Consumption
/ Diagenesis
/ Ecology
/ Enzymatic activity
/ Enzyme activity
/ Enzymes
/ exopolymeric substances (EPS)
/ Fresh Water - microbiology
/ Functional groups
/ Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
/ Geologic Sediments - microbiology
/ Glucosidase
/ glucosidase activity
/ Glucosidases - metabolism
/ Lithification
/ Marine
/ Microbial ecology
/ microbial mat
/ Microbiology
/ Microorganisms
/ Monomers
/ Organic carbon
/ Organic Chemicals - metabolism
/ Polymers - chemistry
/ Polymers - metabolism
/ Sodium Chloride
/ Substrates
/ Sugar
/ sugars
2009
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Characteristics and turnover of exopolymeric substances in a hypersaline microbial mat
by
Decho, Alan W.
, Glunk, Christina
, Visscher, Pieter T.
, Braissant, Olivier
, Gallagher, Kimberley L.
, Przekop, Kristen M.
, Dupraz, Christophe
in
Aerobic microorganisms
/ Alkalinity
/ Anaerobic microorganisms
/ Anaerobic processes
/ Animal, plant and microbial ecology
/ Bacteria, Aerobic - enzymology
/ Bacteria, Aerobic - metabolism
/ Bacteria, Anaerobic - enzymology
/ Bacteria, Anaerobic - metabolism
/ Bahamas
/ Binding sites
/ Biological and medical sciences
/ calcium
/ Calcium carbonate
/ Calcium Carbonate - chemistry
/ Calcium Carbonate - metabolism
/ calcium carbonate precipitation
/ carbon
/ Carbon - metabolism
/ Chemical Precipitation
/ Consumption
/ Diagenesis
/ Ecology
/ Enzymatic activity
/ Enzyme activity
/ Enzymes
/ exopolymeric substances (EPS)
/ Fresh Water - microbiology
/ Functional groups
/ Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
/ Geologic Sediments - microbiology
/ Glucosidase
/ glucosidase activity
/ Glucosidases - metabolism
/ Lithification
/ Marine
/ Microbial ecology
/ microbial mat
/ Microbiology
/ Microorganisms
/ Monomers
/ Organic carbon
/ Organic Chemicals - metabolism
/ Polymers - chemistry
/ Polymers - metabolism
/ Sodium Chloride
/ Substrates
/ Sugar
/ sugars
2009
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Characteristics and turnover of exopolymeric substances in a hypersaline microbial mat
by
Decho, Alan W.
, Glunk, Christina
, Visscher, Pieter T.
, Braissant, Olivier
, Gallagher, Kimberley L.
, Przekop, Kristen M.
, Dupraz, Christophe
in
Aerobic microorganisms
/ Alkalinity
/ Anaerobic microorganisms
/ Anaerobic processes
/ Animal, plant and microbial ecology
/ Bacteria, Aerobic - enzymology
/ Bacteria, Aerobic - metabolism
/ Bacteria, Anaerobic - enzymology
/ Bacteria, Anaerobic - metabolism
/ Bahamas
/ Binding sites
/ Biological and medical sciences
/ calcium
/ Calcium carbonate
/ Calcium Carbonate - chemistry
/ Calcium Carbonate - metabolism
/ calcium carbonate precipitation
/ carbon
/ Carbon - metabolism
/ Chemical Precipitation
/ Consumption
/ Diagenesis
/ Ecology
/ Enzymatic activity
/ Enzyme activity
/ Enzymes
/ exopolymeric substances (EPS)
/ Fresh Water - microbiology
/ Functional groups
/ Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
/ Geologic Sediments - microbiology
/ Glucosidase
/ glucosidase activity
/ Glucosidases - metabolism
/ Lithification
/ Marine
/ Microbial ecology
/ microbial mat
/ Microbiology
/ Microorganisms
/ Monomers
/ Organic carbon
/ Organic Chemicals - metabolism
/ Polymers - chemistry
/ Polymers - metabolism
/ Sodium Chloride
/ Substrates
/ Sugar
/ sugars
2009
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Characteristics and turnover of exopolymeric substances in a hypersaline microbial mat
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Characteristics and turnover of exopolymeric substances in a hypersaline microbial mat
2009
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The properties and microbial turnover of exopolymeric substances (EPS) were measured in a hypersaline nonlithifying microbial mat (Eleuthera, Bahamas) to investigate their potential role in calcium carbonate (CaCO₃) precipitation. Depth profiles of EPS abundance and enzyme activities indicated that c. 80% of the EPS were turned over in the upper 15-20 mm. Oxic and anoxic mat homogenates amended with low-molecular-weight (LMW) organic carbon, sugar monomers, and different types of EPS revealed rapid consumption of all substrates. When comparing the consumption of EPS with that of other substrates, only marginally longer lag times and lower rates were observed. EPS (5-8%) were readily consumed during the conversion of labile to refractory EPS. This coincided with a decrease in glucosidase activity and a decrease in the number of acidic functional groups on the EPS. Approximately half of the calcium bound to the EPS remained after 10 dialyses steps. This tightly bound calcium was readily available to precipitate as CaCO₃. We present a conceptual model in which LMW organic carbon complexed with the tightly bound calcium is released upon enzyme activity. This increases alkalinity and creates binding sites for carbonate and allows CaCO₃ to precipitate. Therefore, this model explains interactions between EPS and CaCO₃ precipitation, and underscores the critical role of aerobic and anaerobic microorganisms in early diagenesis and lithification processes.
Publisher
Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd,Blackwell Publishing Ltd,Blackwell,Oxford University Press
Subject
/ Animal, plant and microbial ecology
/ Bacteria, Aerobic - enzymology
/ Bacteria, Aerobic - metabolism
/ Bacteria, Anaerobic - enzymology
/ Bacteria, Anaerobic - metabolism
/ Bahamas
/ Biological and medical sciences
/ calcium
/ Calcium Carbonate - chemistry
/ Calcium Carbonate - metabolism
/ calcium carbonate precipitation
/ carbon
/ Ecology
/ Enzymes
/ exopolymeric substances (EPS)
/ Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
/ Geologic Sediments - microbiology
/ Marine
/ Monomers
/ Organic Chemicals - metabolism
/ Sugar
/ sugars
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