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[Actinobacterial diversity of a sediment sample from Xiaoerkule Lake].

Tongwei Guan, Jinyuan Wu, Xiao‐Yang Zhi, Shukun Tang, Lihua Xu, Wen‐Jun Li, Lili Zhang

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OBJECTIVE: The aim of study was to investigate Actinobacterial diversity in Xiaoerkule salt lake, to lay a foundation for furthering to tap. METHODS: Actinobacterial diversity in this sediment from Xiaoerkule Lake was investigated by culture-independent method and phylogenetic analysis based on 16S rRNA gene sequences. Total DNA of sediment sample was extracted using SDS-CTAB method. The primers for the class Actinobacteria were used for actinobacterial 16S rRNA gene amplification and then a clone library was constructed for the sediment sample. RESULTS: Fifty-one clones screened from 160 clones on the basis of Hae III digestion patterns were sequenced, and their sequences were deposited in the GenBank. Clone sequences (52.9%) belonged to Acidimicrobidae and 5 suborders of Actinobacteridae. The other clone sequences (47.1%), which formed one large distinct clade in phylogenetic tree among phylum Actinobacteria, may represent one new suborder or new class. CONCLUSION: There was abundant actinobacterial diversity in the sediment of Xiaoerkule Lake, and the result implied that there were large numbers of unknown actionobacterial groups here.

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OBJECTIVE: The aim of study was to investigate Actinobacterial diversity in Xiaoerkule salt lake, to lay a foundation for furthering to tap. METHODS: Actinobacterial diversity in this sediment from Xiaoerkule Lake was investigated by culture-independent method and phylogenetic analysis based on 16S rRNA gene sequences. Total DNA of sediment sample was extracted using SDS-CTAB method. The primers for the class Actinobacteria were used for actinobacterial 16S rRNA gene amplification and then a clone library was constructed for the sediment sample. RESULTS: Fifty-one clones screened from 160 clones on the basis of Hae III digestion patterns were sequenced, and their sequences were deposited in the GenBank. Clone sequences (52.9%) belonged to Acidimicrobidae and 5 suborders of Actinobacteridae. The other clone sequences (47.1%), which formed one large distinct clade in phylogenetic tree among phylum Actinobacteria, may represent one new suborder or new class. CONCLUSION: There was abundant actinobacterial diversity in the sediment of Xiaoerkule Lake, and the result implied that there were large numbers of unknown actionobacterial groups here.

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OBJECTIVE: The aim of study was to investigate Actinobacterial diversity in Xiaoerkule salt lake, to lay a foundation for furthering to tap. METHODS: Actinobacterial diversity in this sediment from Xiaoerkule Lake was investigated by culture-independent method and phylogenetic analysis based on 16S rRNA gene sequences. Total DNA of sediment sample was extracted using SDS-CTAB method. The primers for the class Actinobacteria were used for actinobacterial 16S rRNA gene amplification and then a clone library was constructed for the sediment sample. RESULTS: Fifty-one clones screened from 160 clones on the basis of Hae III digestion patterns were sequenced, and their sequences were deposited in the GenBank. Clone sequences (52.9%) belonged to Acidimicrobidae and 5 suborders of Actinobacteridae. The other clone sequences (47.1%), which formed one large distinct clade in phylogenetic tree among phylum Actinobacteria, may represent one new suborder or new class. CONCLUSION: There was abundant actinobacterial diversity in the sediment of Xiaoerkule Lake, and the result implied that there were large numbers of unknown actionobacterial groups here.

Key concepts: Actinobacteria, Phylogenetic tree, Biology, 16S ribosomal RNA, clone (Java method), GenBank, Library, Phylogenetic diversity

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