Epulopiscium Genome sequencing and assembly

  • David Ngugi (Creator)
  • Sou Miyake (Creator)
  • Matthew Cahill (Creator)
  • Manikandan Vinu (Creator)
  • Timothy J. Hackmann (Creator)
  • Jochen Blom (Creator)
  • Matthew Tietbohl (Creator)
  • Michael Berumen (Creator)
  • Ulrich Stingl (Creator)
  • Matthew Cahill (Creator)
  • Timothy J. Hackmann (Creator)
  • Jochen Blom (Creator)
  • Matthew Tietbohl (Creator)

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Description

This study aims at illuminating the genetic basis for the symbiosis between Surgeonfishes and the uncultivated giant bacterium, Epulopiscium, which are prevalent in their gut. We have thus used single-cell genomics to reconstruct the metabolism of various cell morphotypes in the guts of Acanthurus nigrofuscus and A. sohal. These Surgeonfishes are common in the Red Sea and feed on microalagae.
Date made availableFeb 2 2017
PublisherNCBI

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