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Data from Kamchatka 2004. Elizabeth A. Burgess. eab. Arkashin Shaft. Estimated numbers of sulfate-reducers per 0.5 mL. In situ: T=60 o C, pH=5, [SO 4 2- ]=82 mg/L. AN04-015D – DNA from sediment Arsenate-reducer enrichments in glycerol stock. eab. Orange Field.
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Data from Kamchatka 2004 Elizabeth A. Burgess eab
Arkashin Shaft Estimated numbers of sulfate-reducers per 0.5 mL In situ: T=60oC, pH=5, [SO42-]=82 mg/L AN04-015D – DNA from sediment Arsenate-reducer enrichments in glycerol stock eab
Orange Field Estimated numbers of sulfate-reducers per 0.5 mL In situ: T=99oC, pH=7, [SO42-] not available AN04-008D, 009D, 010D – DNA from core samples? eab
Sunshine Swamp Estimated numbers of sulfate-reducers per 0.5 mL In situ: T=63oC, pH=6, [SO42-]=148 mg/L AN04-013D, 014D – DNA from core samples eab
Yellow-Blue Estimated numbers of sulfate-reducers per 0.5 mL In situ: T=57oC, pH=6, [SO42-]=55 mg/L AN04-001D to 007D, 017D – DNA from core and mat Sulfate-reducer enrichments in glycerol stock eab
Jenn’s Pools Estimated numbers of sulfate-reducers per 0.5 mL In situ: V1: T=80oC, pH=5, [SO42-]=188 mg/L V2: T=88oC, pH=6, [SO42-]=124 mg/L N: T=77oC, pH=4, [SO42-] not avail E: T=77oC, pH=6, [SO42-] not avail eab
Central Thermal Field Estimated numbers of sulfate-reducers per 0.5 mL In situ: BG: T=77oC, pH=6, [SO42-] not avail OG: T=60oC, pH=4, [SO42-] not avail eab
Bay of Pippe Estimated numbers of sulfate-reducers per 0.5 mL In situ: BG: T=77oC, pH=6, [SO42-] not avail OG: T=60oC, pH=4, [SO42-] not avail eab
Estimated Numbers of Sulfate-Reducing Prokaryotes by Site eab
Pending Data Arkashin and Yellow-Blue: - Reduction Rate Assays - Culturing and Isolation - 16S Clone Libraries eab
Experiments for 2005 Reduction Rate Assays Enumerations of Arsenate-Reducers Culturing Techniques eab
Yellow-Blue (con’t) Preliminary TRFLP results Archaeal primer set Bacterial primer set one enzyme along gradient top bottom two enzymes along gradient top bottom No visible products negative controls Low diversity and similarity may be artifacts of analysis…