Isolation and Identification of Photobacterium phosphoreum from an Unexpected Niche: Migrating Salmon
Kevin J. Budsberg, Charles F. Wimpee, Joan Forshaug Braddock
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Kevin J. Budsberg, Charles F. Wimpee, Joan Forshaug Braddock
Abstract
Six luminous bacteria were isolated from migrating salmon in the Yukon River, Alaska. All isolates were identified as Photobacterium phosphoreum. Previous studies suggest that P. phosphoreum is an exclusively marine bacterium, while our Alaskan isolates are from salmon which migrated up to 1,228 km from the marine environment.
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Six luminous bacteria were isolated from migrating salmon in the Yukon River, Alaska. All isolates were identified as Photobacterium phosphoreum. Previous studies suggest that P. phosphoreum is an exclusively marine bacterium, while our Alaskan isolates are from salmon which migrated up to 1,228 km from the marine environment.
Key concepts: Photobacterium phosphoreum, Photobacterium, Biology, Isolation (microbiology), Marine bacteriophage, Bacteria, Vibrionaceae, Microbiology