Peeling back the layers of coral holobiont multi-omics data. [PDF]
The integration of multiple 'omics' datasets is a promising avenue for answering many important and challenging questions in biology, particularly those relating to complex ecological systems. Although multi-omics was developed using data from model organisms with significant prior knowledge and resources, its application to non-model organisms, such ...
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Conceptualization of the Holobiont Paradigm as It Pertains to Corals [PDF]
Corals’ obligate association with unicellular dinoflagellates, family Symbiodiniaceae form the foundation of coral reefs. For nearly a century, researchers have delved into understanding the coral-algal mutualism from multiple levels of resolution and ...
Tamar L. Goulet +5 more
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Genomic prediction of symbiotic interactions between two Endozoicomonas clades and their coral host, Acropora loripes [PDF]
Background The bacterial genus Endozoicomonas is a predominant member of the coral microbiome, widely recognised for its ubiquity and ability to form high-density aggregates within coral tissues.
Cecilie R. Gotze +7 more
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Inter-domain microbial diversity within the coral holobiont Siderastrea siderea from two depth habitats [PDF]
Corals host diverse microbial communities that are involved in acclimatization, pathogen defense, and nutrient cycling. Surveys of coral-associated microbes have been particularly directed toward Symbiodinium and bacteria.
Guido Bonthond +6 more
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Gene Expression and Photophysiological Changes in Pocillopora acuta Coral Holobiont Following Heat Stress and Recovery. [PDF]
Poquita-Du RC +4 more
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Editorial: Physiological Regulation and Homeostasis Among Coral Holobiont Partners. [PDF]
Lin S, Yu K, Zhou Z.
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Heat stress reduces the contribution of diazotrophs to coral holobiont nitrogen cycling. [PDF]
Rädecker N +14 more
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Thermal extremes likely trigger metabolic imbalance in coral holobionts [PDF]
Rising ocean temperatures are constraining the availability of dissolved oxygen and simultaneously increasing the respiratory oxygen requirements of marine organisms.
Anieka J. Parry +2 more
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Coral holobiont research needs spatial analyses at the microbial scale. [PDF]
van Oppen MJH, Raina JB.
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Early skeletal colonization of the coral holobiont by the microboring Ulvophyceae Ostreobium sp. [PDF]
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