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Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Factors controlling the lipid composition of marine planktonic Thaumarchaeota(2015-08-13); ; ; Marine ammonia-oxidizing archaea of the phylum Thaumarchaeota synthesize glycerol dibiphytanyl glycerol tetraether (GDGT) membrane lipids that are used as for the reconstruction of sea surface temperatures by means of the TEX86 paleothermometer. Discrepancies between observed and predicted TEX86-temperatures throughout the global ocean indicate that the physiological and ecological controls on lipid composition in planktonic Thaumarchaeota remain poorly understood. In this thesis, the influence of growth phase, temperature, pH, and salinity on the membrane lipid composition of Thaumarchaeota were investigated. The results indicate that TEX86 is not only influenced by temperature but similarly by growth phase and community composition, which compromises its utility as a paleothermometer. A comprehensive study of the lipidomes of 11 thaumarchaeal cultures revealed that Thaumarchaeota contain a high diversity of membrane lipids that is related to phylogeny as well as growth characteristics. This analysis further revealed that all Thaumarchaeota contain the specific biomarkers crenarchaeol, methoxy archaeol, and saturated menaquinone-6.Dissertation607 583 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Report and preliminary results of R/V POSEIDON cruise POS539, Varna (Bulgaria) - Varna (Bulgaria) November 6 - November 21, 2019(2020-10-29); ; ; ; The R/V POSEIDON cruise POS539 took place in the northwestern basin of the Black Sea (42°30’N to 44°N and 29°E to 31°E). The overarching aim of the campaign was to obtain sediment and water samples, including suspended particle material, from the various redox zones of the Black Sea. The campaign lasted between November 6th and November 21st 2019 and the collected samples were taken in order to investigate the activity and physiology of microorganisms involved in the conversion of nitrogen compounds and degradation of organic carbon under various oxygen conditions. The main topics of the cruise were: (a) to quantify the contribution of archaeal nitrifiers to the nitrogen and carbon cycles, b) to measure the production and consumption of the powerful greenhouse gases CH4 and N2O, c) to record palaeoenvironmental changes in high resolution, and d) to describe the complexity and identity of biopolymers. For this, water and sediment samples were retrieved from 10 discrete shelf and slope stations. First, ‘deep water’ transect was conducted, which included three stations with water depths over 2000 m. The second perpendicular transect encompassed stations that gradually transitioned from the deep parts of the slope towards the shelf (ca. 80 m depth). Additionally, two stations were setup north and south of the shelf transect, respectively, for paleoceanographic studies. Throughout the cruise the weather conditions were overwhelmingly good, only towards the end of the campaign gusty winds of 7 Bft were recorded. The recorded oceanographic conditions were in agreement with the expected water properties at all stations. Station activities were completed on November 20th at 14:00 local board time. On November 21st at 10:30 local time, R/V POSEIDON reached the port of Varna, Bulgaria, thus concluding the POS539 expedition. Analyses and results from the samples and experiments will provide a basis for our understanding of the microbial control on the carbon and nitrogen cycle of the Black Sea.Wissenschaftlicher ArtikelBand:3252351 1703