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Genus nameMK04

SourceMiDAS

Alternative names

Taxonomy

KingdomBacteria

PhylumBacteroidetes

ClassSphingobacteriia

OrderSphingobacteriales

FamilySaprospiraceae

GenusMK04

16S gene copy number-

GenomesNo

In situOther

Filamentous

Hydrophobic cell surface

POS

NEG

Variable

Not assessed

Description

Novel phylotype with no associated physiological information. As members of the family "Saprospiraceae" they likely degrade macromolecules 1.

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Metabolism

In situOther

Autotroph/Mixotroph

AOB

NOB

Anammox

Aerobic Heterotroph

PAO

GAO

Nitrite Reduction

Sulphate Reduction

Fermentation

Acetogen

Methanogen

Fatty Acids

Sugars

Proteins/Amino Acids

Abundance Information

10 % percentileMedian90 % percentile

Influent000.1

Activated Sludge0.10.41.6

Digester-Mesophilic00.10.3

Digester-Thermophilic000.1

Predominant InActivated sludge

References

[1] McIlroy SJ, Nielsen PH (2014) The Family Saprospiraceae. In: The Prokaryotes: Other Major Lineages of Bacteria and The Archaea. 4th Edition. Eds. E. Rosenberg; E.F. Delong; S. Lory; E. Stackebrandt; F. Thompson. Heidelberg : Springer Science+Business Media B.V., 2014. p. 863-889. - Mcilroy And Nielsen 2014 -

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Citing MiDAS:
McIlroy S.J., Kirkegaard R.H., McIlroy B., Nierychlo M., Kristensen J.M., Karst S.M., Albertsen M., Nielsen P.H. (2017) MiDAS 2.0: an ecosystem-specific taxonomy and online database for the organisms of wastewater treatment systems expanded for anaerobic digester groups. Database 2017
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McIlroy S.J., Saunders A.M., Albertsen M., Nierychlo M., McIlroy B., Hansen A.A., Karst S.M., Nielsen J.L., Nielsen P.H. (2015) MiDAS: the field guide to the microbes of activated sludge. Database, Vol. 2015