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. 2006 Sep 1;72(10):6800–6807. doi: 10.1128/AEM.00971-06

TABLE 1.

Relative abundances of 16S rRNA gene sequences of actively growing bacteria represented in T-RFLP profiles and clone libraries

No. of bp before/after dredging Closest match (NCBI accession no.) % Identity Relative abundance (%)
T-RFLP profilea Clone libraryb
Before
    73 VAS6, Corynebacterium sp. (AY592796) 100 8.5 10.0
    122 VAS10, Prochlorococcus sp. (NC005072) 98 3.8 4.8
    194 VAS9, Nitrobacter sp. (CP000115) 97 1.8 2.9
    215 VAS14, Arthrobacter sp. (DQ341426) 99 5.5 0.5
    222 VAS4, Spirochaeta sp. (AB121100) 99 14.0 10.5
    224 VAS7, γ-proteobacterium (AY539822)c 99 10.4 14.8
    319 VAS3, Flavobacterium sp. (AM167564) 98 3.2 3.3
    373 VAS11, uncultured Cyanobacterium (AP008231) 95 1.0 4.8
After
    71 VAS25, Flavobacterium sp. (DQ007435) 98 5.8 4.5
    161 VAS15, α-proteobacterium (DQ336968) 99 1.6 5.9
    173 VAS21, Actinobacterium (UAC575535) 97 5.1 6.8
    203 VAS23, uncultured bacterium (AB234247) 99 2.4 4.5
    293 VAS16, Sphingomonas sp. (AF385529) 100 14.6 17.8
a

Data represent the average relative abundance values of TRFs from three replicate T-RFLP profiles. The standard deviation for TRF replicates was ±0.4 to 1.2%.

b

rRNA gene sequences were digested in silico using the recognition site for restriction enzyme HaeIII.

c

This bacterium also was cultivated on PAH agar medium.