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Bathed larvae harboured two (S1) or one (S2) of the bacteria used for bathing, strains 04-394 (Fi-C1) and/or 04-279 (Ac-C2). Larvae fed treated rotifers (S5?+?6) fared poorly 20?dph, with high Vibrio counts in agreement with high MA levels of GP-C9 and GP-C4, one of the OTUs found in treated rotifers. Bacteroidetes bacteria were present at high levels (30�C80%) in larvae, except in those fed treated rotifers. Additional biochemical http://www.selleckchem.com/products/Rapamycin.html tests, API 20 E and API 20 NE, were used to confirm the phenotypic heterogeneity observed within some defined OTUs. Table?5 lists the eight OTUs evaluated, API subtypes obtained, differentiating tests and origin of isolates tested. The most heterogeneous OTUs included Pseudoalteromonas sp. (GP-C8), V.?splendidus (GP-C9) and Colwellia sp. (GP-C13). Lacinutrix http://www.selleck.cn/products/Bleomycin-sulfate.html sp. (Ba-C3) had two subtypes, while J.?marina/Flavobacterium sp. (Ba-C1), Vibrio sp. (GP-C4) and V.?natriegens/V.?alginolyticus (GP-C12) were homogeneous OTUs. Production of siderophores and detection of AHL signals for several isolates are presented in Table?4. A total of 20 isolates from eight OTUs produced AHLs, with strains from three OTUs (GP-C4, GP-C9, GP-C19) inducing both monitor strains. AHL-producing OTUs not shown in Table?4 are GP-C5 and GP-C12 from enriched Artemia and A.?salmonicida from rearing water (S3). Members of seven OTUs (GP-C4, GP-C5, GP-C8, GP-C9, GP-C12, GP-C19 and A.?salmonicida) produced both siderophores and AHLs. Among the isolates obtained in 2005, a strong haemolytic response was observed in A.?salmonicida and V.?splendidus strains, while a Vibrio sp. (GP-C12) responded to a lesser extent. Overall data is provided in a supplementary table (Table?S1). At the end of the 2005 trial, the performance (survival rate) of each larval silo was evaluated (Table?4) and found to differ significantly within and between treatments (P? http://www.selleckchem.com/products/MG132.html revealed that 13 of the designated bacterial groups (n?=?18) were of importance in explaining the variation (79%) observed between silos. Figure?3 presents the PCA biplot for these bacterial groups and larval survival rate of the silos. Larval survival rate influences both principle components, PC1 (r?=??0��525) and PC2 (r?=?0��837). Therefore, samples with high survival rates are positioned in the upper left quadrant (S1), in contrast to low survival silos heading downwards (S2-S4) or to the right (S5?+?6).