Chemical microenvironments and single-cell carbon and nitrogen uptake in field-collected colonies of Trichodesmium under different pCO2

Gradients of oxygen (O 2 ) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O 2 were investigated under different partial pressures of carbon dioxide ( p CO 2 ) in field-collected colonies of the marine dinitrogen (N 2 )-fixing cyanobacterium Trichodesmium . Microsensor measurem...

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Published inThe ISME Journal Vol. 11; no. 6; pp. 1305 - 1317
Main Authors Eichner, Meri J, Klawonn, Isabell, Wilson, Samuel T, Littmann, Sten, Whitehouse, Martin J, Church, Matthew J, Kuypers, Marcel MM, Karl, David M, Ploug, Helle
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Abstract Gradients of oxygen (O 2 ) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O 2 were investigated under different partial pressures of carbon dioxide ( p CO 2 ) in field-collected colonies of the marine dinitrogen (N 2 )-fixing cyanobacterium Trichodesmium . Microsensor measurements indicated that cells within colonies experienced large fluctuations in O 2 , pH and CO 2 concentrations over a day–night cycle. O 2 concentrations varied with light intensity and time of day, yet colonies exposed to light were supersaturated with O 2 (up to ~200%) throughout the light period and anoxia was not detected. Alternating between light and dark conditions caused a variation in pH levels by on average 0.5 units (equivalent to 15 nmol l −1 proton concentration). Single-cell analyses of C and N assimilation using secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS; large geometry SIMS and nanoscale SIMS) revealed high variability in metabolic activity of single cells and trichomes of Trichodesmium, and indicated transfer of C and N to colony-associated non-photosynthetic bacteria. Neither O 2 fluxes nor C fixation by Trichodesmium were significantly influenced by short-term incubations under different p CO 2 levels, whereas N 2 fixation increased with increasing p CO 2 . The large range of metabolic rates observed at the single-cell level may reflect a response by colony-forming microbial populations to highly variable microenvironments.
AbstractList Gradients of oxygen (O2 ) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O2 were investigated under different partial pressures of carbon dioxide (pCO2 ) in field-collected colonies of the marine dinitrogen (N2 )-fixing cyanobacterium Trichodesmium. Microsensor measurements indicated that cells within colonies experienced large fluctuations in O2 , pH and CO2 concentrations over a day-night cycle. O2 concentrations varied with light intensity and time of day, yet colonies exposed to light were supersaturated with O2 (up to ~200%) throughout the light period and anoxia was not detected. Alternating between light and dark conditions caused a variation in pH levels by on average 0.5 units (equivalent to 15 nmol l-1 proton concentration). Single-cell analyses of C and N assimilation using secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS; large geometry SIMS and nanoscale SIMS) revealed high variability in metabolic activity of single cells and trichomes of Trichodesmium, and indicated transfer of C and N to colony-associated non-photosynthetic bacteria. Neither O2 fluxes nor C fixation by Trichodesmium were significantly influenced by short-term incubations under different pCO2 levels, whereas N2 fixation increased with increasing pCO2 . The large range of metabolic rates observed at the single-cell level may reflect a response by colony-forming microbial populations to highly variable microenvironments.
Gradients of oxygen (O2) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O2 were investigated under different partial pressures of carbon dioxide ( p CO2) in field-collected colonies of the marine dinitrogen (N2)-fixing cyanobacterium  Trichodesmium . Microsensor measurements indicated that cells within colonies experienced large fluctuations in O2, pH and CO2concentrations over a day–night cycle. O2 concentrations varied with light intensity and time of day, yet colonies exposed to light were supersaturated with O2 (up to ~200%) throughout the light period and anoxia was not detected. Alternating between light and dark conditions caused a variation in pH levels by on average 0.5 units (equivalent to 15 nmol l−1 proton concentration). Single-cell analyses of C and N assimilation using secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS; large geometry SIMS and nanoscale SIMS) revealed high variability in metabolic activity of single cells and trichomes of  Trichodesmium,  and indicated transfer of C and N to colony-associated non-photosynthetic bacteria. Neither O2 fluxes nor C fixation by  Trichodesmium  were significantly influenced by short-term incubations under different  p CO2 levels, whereas N2fixation increased with increasing  p CO2. The large range of metabolic rates observed at the single-cell level may reflect a response by colony-forming microbial populations to highly variable microenvironments.
© 2017 The Author(s)Gradients of oxygen (O2) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O2 were investigated under different partial pressures of carbon dioxide (pCO2) in field-collected colonies of the marine dinitrogen (N2)-fixing cyanobacterium Trichodesmium. Microsensor measurements indicated that cells within colonies experienced large fluctuations in O2, pH and CO2 concentrations over a day–night cycle. O2 concentrations varied with light intensity and time of day, yet colonies exposed to light were supersaturated with O2 (up to ~200%) throughout the light period and anoxia was not detected. Alternating between light and dark conditions caused a variation in pH levels by on average 0.5 units (equivalent to 15nmoll-1 proton concentration). Single-cell analyses of C and N assimilation using secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS; large geometry SIMS and nanoscale SIMS) revealed high variability in metabolic activity of single cells and trichomes of Trichodesmium, and indicated transfer of C and N to colony-associated non-photosynthetic bacteria. Neither O2 fluxes nor C fixation by Trichodesmium were significantly influenced by short-term incubations under different pCO2 levels, whereas N2 fixation increased with increasing pCO2. The large range of metabolic rates observed at the single-cell level may reflect a response by colony-forming microbial populations to highly variable microenvironments.The ISME Journal advance online publication, 11 April 2017; doi:10.1038/ismej.2017.15.
Gradients of oxygen (O 2 ) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O 2 were investigated under different partial pressures of carbon dioxide ( p CO 2 ) in field-collected colonies of the marine dinitrogen (N 2 )-fixing cyanobacterium Trichodesmium . Microsensor measurements indicated that cells within colonies experienced large fluctuations in O 2 , pH and CO 2 concentrations over a day–night cycle. O 2 concentrations varied with light intensity and time of day, yet colonies exposed to light were supersaturated with O 2 (up to ~200%) throughout the light period and anoxia was not detected. Alternating between light and dark conditions caused a variation in pH levels by on average 0.5 units (equivalent to 15 nmol l −1 proton concentration). Single-cell analyses of C and N assimilation using secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS; large geometry SIMS and nanoscale SIMS) revealed high variability in metabolic activity of single cells and trichomes of Trichodesmium, and indicated transfer of C and N to colony-associated non-photosynthetic bacteria. Neither O 2 fluxes nor C fixation by Trichodesmium were significantly influenced by short-term incubations under different p CO 2 levels, whereas N 2 fixation increased with increasing p CO 2 . The large range of metabolic rates observed at the single-cell level may reflect a response by colony-forming microbial populations to highly variable microenvironments.
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Gradients of oxygen (O2 ) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O2 were investigated under different partial pressures of...
Gradients of oxygen (O2) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O2 were investigated under different partial pressures of carbon...
Gradients of oxygen (O2) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O2 were investigated under different partial pressures of carbon...
© 2017 The Author(s)Gradients of oxygen (O2) and pH, as well as small-scale fluxes of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and O2 were investigated under different partial...
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Bacteria
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Carbon
Carbon dioxide
Climate Research
Colonies
Ecology
Ecosystems and species history
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Light intensity
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Luminous intensity
Mass spectrometry
Mass spectroscopy
Metabolism
Microbial Ecology
Microbial Genetics and Genomics
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Nitrogen fixation
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