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Scheme of experimental set up and visualization of the Methanococcus maripaludis ( M. maripaludis ; archaeon) and <t>Desulfovibrio</t> <t>vulgaris</t> ( D. vulgaris ; bacterium) cocultures. A Monocultures of both wild type (WT) species and cocultures obtained from different generations during adaptation to syntrophic growth have been analyzed for their lipids, proteome and transcriptome (green). From all three cocultures, the differentially adapted strains of both species were isolated into monocultures and checked for occurred mutations (orange). Monocultures of WT and isolated strains were used to start initial cocultures using different combinations and analyzed for their lipids after grown once to stationary phase (blue). B Microscopy image of M. maripaludis (cocci, blue) and D. vulgaris (vibrio shaped) in aggregates of Anc-Co, 300-Co and 1000-Co cocultures during early stationary phase. WT: wild type monoculture, Mmp: M. maripaludis , Dvu: D. vulgaris , Anc-Co: non-evolved/ancestral coculture, 300-Co: evolved 300 generations coculture, 1000-Co: evolved 1,000 generations coculture
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Scheme of experimental set up and visualization of the Methanococcus maripaludis ( M. maripaludis ; archaeon) and <t>Desulfovibrio</t> <t>vulgaris</t> ( D. vulgaris ; bacterium) cocultures. A Monocultures of both wild type (WT) species and cocultures obtained from different generations during adaptation to syntrophic growth have been analyzed for their lipids, proteome and transcriptome (green). From all three cocultures, the differentially adapted strains of both species were isolated into monocultures and checked for occurred mutations (orange). Monocultures of WT and isolated strains were used to start initial cocultures using different combinations and analyzed for their lipids after grown once to stationary phase (blue). B Microscopy image of M. maripaludis (cocci, blue) and D. vulgaris (vibrio shaped) in aggregates of Anc-Co, 300-Co and 1000-Co cocultures during early stationary phase. WT: wild type monoculture, Mmp: M. maripaludis , Dvu: D. vulgaris , Anc-Co: non-evolved/ancestral coculture, 300-Co: evolved 300 generations coculture, 1000-Co: evolved 1,000 generations coculture
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Scheme of experimental set up and visualization of the Methanococcus maripaludis ( M. maripaludis ; archaeon) and <t>Desulfovibrio</t> <t>vulgaris</t> ( D. vulgaris ; bacterium) cocultures. A Monocultures of both wild type (WT) species and cocultures obtained from different generations during adaptation to syntrophic growth have been analyzed for their lipids, proteome and transcriptome (green). From all three cocultures, the differentially adapted strains of both species were isolated into monocultures and checked for occurred mutations (orange). Monocultures of WT and isolated strains were used to start initial cocultures using different combinations and analyzed for their lipids after grown once to stationary phase (blue). B Microscopy image of M. maripaludis (cocci, blue) and D. vulgaris (vibrio shaped) in aggregates of Anc-Co, 300-Co and 1000-Co cocultures during early stationary phase. WT: wild type monoculture, Mmp: M. maripaludis , Dvu: D. vulgaris , Anc-Co: non-evolved/ancestral coculture, 300-Co: evolved 300 generations coculture, 1000-Co: evolved 1,000 generations coculture
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Scheme of experimental set up and visualization of the Methanococcus maripaludis ( M. maripaludis ; archaeon) and <t>Desulfovibrio</t> <t>vulgaris</t> ( D. vulgaris ; bacterium) cocultures. A Monocultures of both wild type (WT) species and cocultures obtained from different generations during adaptation to syntrophic growth have been analyzed for their lipids, proteome and transcriptome (green). From all three cocultures, the differentially adapted strains of both species were isolated into monocultures and checked for occurred mutations (orange). Monocultures of WT and isolated strains were used to start initial cocultures using different combinations and analyzed for their lipids after grown once to stationary phase (blue). B Microscopy image of M. maripaludis (cocci, blue) and D. vulgaris (vibrio shaped) in aggregates of Anc-Co, 300-Co and 1000-Co cocultures during early stationary phase. WT: wild type monoculture, Mmp: M. maripaludis , Dvu: D. vulgaris , Anc-Co: non-evolved/ancestral coculture, 300-Co: evolved 300 generations coculture, 1000-Co: evolved 1,000 generations coculture
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Scheme of experimental set up and visualization of the Methanococcus maripaludis ( M. maripaludis ; archaeon) and <t>Desulfovibrio</t> <t>vulgaris</t> ( D. vulgaris ; bacterium) cocultures. A Monocultures of both wild type (WT) species and cocultures obtained from different generations during adaptation to syntrophic growth have been analyzed for their lipids, proteome and transcriptome (green). From all three cocultures, the differentially adapted strains of both species were isolated into monocultures and checked for occurred mutations (orange). Monocultures of WT and isolated strains were used to start initial cocultures using different combinations and analyzed for their lipids after grown once to stationary phase (blue). B Microscopy image of M. maripaludis (cocci, blue) and D. vulgaris (vibrio shaped) in aggregates of Anc-Co, 300-Co and 1000-Co cocultures during early stationary phase. WT: wild type monoculture, Mmp: M. maripaludis , Dvu: D. vulgaris , Anc-Co: non-evolved/ancestral coculture, 300-Co: evolved 300 generations coculture, 1000-Co: evolved 1,000 generations coculture
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Scheme of experimental set up and visualization of the Methanococcus maripaludis ( M. maripaludis ; archaeon) and Desulfovibrio vulgaris ( D. vulgaris ; bacterium) cocultures. A Monocultures of both wild type (WT) species and cocultures obtained from different generations during adaptation to syntrophic growth have been analyzed for their lipids, proteome and transcriptome (green). From all three cocultures, the differentially adapted strains of both species were isolated into monocultures and checked for occurred mutations (orange). Monocultures of WT and isolated strains were used to start initial cocultures using different combinations and analyzed for their lipids after grown once to stationary phase (blue). B Microscopy image of M. maripaludis (cocci, blue) and D. vulgaris (vibrio shaped) in aggregates of Anc-Co, 300-Co and 1000-Co cocultures during early stationary phase. WT: wild type monoculture, Mmp: M. maripaludis , Dvu: D. vulgaris , Anc-Co: non-evolved/ancestral coculture, 300-Co: evolved 300 generations coculture, 1000-Co: evolved 1,000 generations coculture

Journal: BMC Microbiology

Article Title: Membrane changes during syntrophic interactions of an archaeal-bacterial coculture

doi: 10.1186/s12866-025-04509-z

Figure Lengend Snippet: Scheme of experimental set up and visualization of the Methanococcus maripaludis ( M. maripaludis ; archaeon) and Desulfovibrio vulgaris ( D. vulgaris ; bacterium) cocultures. A Monocultures of both wild type (WT) species and cocultures obtained from different generations during adaptation to syntrophic growth have been analyzed for their lipids, proteome and transcriptome (green). From all three cocultures, the differentially adapted strains of both species were isolated into monocultures and checked for occurred mutations (orange). Monocultures of WT and isolated strains were used to start initial cocultures using different combinations and analyzed for their lipids after grown once to stationary phase (blue). B Microscopy image of M. maripaludis (cocci, blue) and D. vulgaris (vibrio shaped) in aggregates of Anc-Co, 300-Co and 1000-Co cocultures during early stationary phase. WT: wild type monoculture, Mmp: M. maripaludis , Dvu: D. vulgaris , Anc-Co: non-evolved/ancestral coculture, 300-Co: evolved 300 generations coculture, 1000-Co: evolved 1,000 generations coculture

Article Snippet: M. maripaludis S2 (DSM14266) and D. vulgaris Hildenborough (DSM644) were obtained from DSMZ culture collection.

Techniques: Isolation, Microscopy