Soil aggregates are protective hot spots for microbes against oxidation (plasma exposure). Our findings suggest a correlation between the size of microbes (bacteria, archaea, fungi) and the size of aggregates. Aggregates can not only protect intracellular DNA of all microbial domains but also soil extracellular DNA, this latter with evolutionary implication.
Soil aggregates: protective hot spots for microbes against oxidation / Pathan S; Arfaioli P.; Ascher J.; Borgogni F.; D’Acqui L.P.; Bonetti A.; Ceccherini M.T.; G. Pietramellara; Nannipieri P.. - ELETTRONICO. - (2013), pp. 567-567. (Intervento presentato al convegno Symposium on Bacterial Genetics and Ecology – BAGECO 2013 tenutosi a Ljubljana (Slovenia) nel 9 - 13 June 2013).
Soil aggregates: protective hot spots for microbes against oxidation
PATHAN, SHAMINA IMRAN;ARFAIOLI, PAOLA;ASCHER, JUDITH;BORGOGNI, FEDERICA;CECCHERINI, MARIA TERESA;PIETRAMELLARA, GIACOMO;NANNIPIERI, PAOLO
2013
Abstract
Soil aggregates are protective hot spots for microbes against oxidation (plasma exposure). Our findings suggest a correlation between the size of microbes (bacteria, archaea, fungi) and the size of aggregates. Aggregates can not only protect intracellular DNA of all microbial domains but also soil extracellular DNA, this latter with evolutionary implication.
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