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Huxley VAJ
Huxley VAJ
Biotech Research Laboratory, Department of Zoology, Thiru. Vi. Ka. Govt. Arts College Tiruvarur-3, Tamil Nadu,
India
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Phylogenetic Investigations on the Endosymbiotic Bacteria of Axinella donnani
Author(s): Vimala A, Xavier Innocent B and Huxley VAJ Vimala A, Xavier Innocent B and Huxley VAJ
The present study focuses on the isolation of endosymbiotic bacteria from eight different types of sponges. The sponges were collected from the southern peninsular coast of India and identified as Sigmadocia carnosa, Ircinia fasciculate, Callyspongia diffusa, Zygomycale angulosa, Clathria vulpine, Clathria gorgonids, Phloeodictyon species and Axinella donnani. For the isolation of endosymbionts, the collected sponge species were cultured in three different media such as Nutrient agar media, Zobell marine agar and Zobell marine agar + sponge extracts. The sponge extracts supplemented media produced high bacterial growth than the other media. The sponge A. donnani recorded the highest bacterial counts. Of which, 13 endosymbiotic bacterial strains (ESB) of A. donnani were screened against common pathogenic bacteria. The strains ESB-3 and ESB-7 were identified to be potential strains.. View More»
DOI: 10.4172/1948-5948.1000232