Disruption of bacterial balance in the gut of Portunus trituberculatus induced by Vibrio alginolyticus infection
Gut microbiota impacts the health of crustaceans. Vibrio alginolyticus is a main causative pathogen that induces the vibriosis in farmed swimming crabs, Portunus trituberculatus . However, it remains unknown whether gut bacteria perform functions during the progression of vibriosis. In this study, 1...
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| description | Gut microbiota impacts the health of crustaceans.
Vibrio alginolyticus
is a main causative pathogen that induces the vibriosis in farmed swimming crabs,
Portunus trituberculatus
. However, it remains unknown whether gut bacteria perform functions during the progression of vibriosis. In this study, 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing was used to investigate temporal alteration of gut bacterial community in swimming crabs in response to 72-h
V. alginolyticus
challenge. Our results show that
V. alginolyticus
infection resulted in dynamic changes of bacterial community composition in swimming crabs. Such changes were highlighted by the overwhelming overabundance of Vibrio and a significant fluctuation in the gut bacteria including the bacteria with high relative abundance and especially those with low relative abundance. These findings reveal that crab vibriosis gradually develops with the infection time of
V. alginolyticus
and tightly relates to the dysbiosis of gut bacterial community structure. This work contributes to our appreciation of the importance of the balance of gut bacterial community structure in maintaining the health of crustaceans. |
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is a main causative pathogen that induces the vibriosis in farmed swimming crabs,
Portunus trituberculatus
. However, it remains unknown whether gut bacteria perform functions during the progression of vibriosis. In this study, 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing was used to investigate temporal alteration of gut bacterial community in swimming crabs in response to 72-h
V. alginolyticus
challenge. Our results show that
V. alginolyticus
infection resulted in dynamic changes of bacterial community composition in swimming crabs. Such changes were highlighted by the overwhelming overabundance of Vibrio and a significant fluctuation in the gut bacteria including the bacteria with high relative abundance and especially those with low relative abundance. These findings reveal that crab vibriosis gradually develops with the infection time of
V. alginolyticus
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is a main causative pathogen that induces the vibriosis in farmed swimming crabs,
Portunus trituberculatus
. However, it remains unknown whether gut bacteria perform functions during the progression of vibriosis. In this study, 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing was used to investigate temporal alteration of gut bacterial community in swimming crabs in response to 72-h
V. alginolyticus
challenge. Our results show that
V. alginolyticus
infection resulted in dynamic changes of bacterial community composition in swimming crabs. Such changes were highlighted by the overwhelming overabundance of Vibrio and a significant fluctuation in the gut bacteria including the bacteria with high relative abundance and especially those with low relative abundance. These findings reveal that crab vibriosis gradually develops with the infection time of
V. alginolyticus
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V. alginolyticus
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V. alginolyticus
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