Alteromonas spp. generoko itsas andui baten mekanismo molekular eta zelularrak karbono polimerikoaren degradazioaren parte hartzean

Abstract

Marine bacteria secrete to their extracellular environment a myriad of components which have crucial roles in processes such as carbon remineralization, cell-to-cell communication, and defense. The main elements secreted into the extracellular matrix are exopolysaccharides, exoenzymes, and membrane vesicles, which work together to build a digestive system outside the cell. The molecular and cellular mechanisms of marine bacteria that carry out carbon remineralization are still unknown. This article will focus on characterizing the growth of a marine bacteria from Alteromonadaceae family in different carbon sources and the secretion patterns of the components.