Interspecies relationships of wild amoebae and bacteria withC. eleganscreate environments propitious for multigenerational diapause
Marcela Serey,
Esteban Retamales,
Gabriel Ibañez
et al.
Abstract:The molecular and physical communication within the microworld supports the entire web of life as we know it. How organisms such as bacteria, amoeba and nematodes -all superabundant-interact to sustain their niche, however, is not known, especially how their associations generate and affect behavior of animals in fluctuating environments. To have a frame to study interactions between microbe and animal, we collected soil from a temperate semi-arid climate and isolated the culturable genus of bacteriaComamonas,… Show more
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