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Microbes as positive actors for more sustainable aquaculture
www.promicrobe.ugent.be
Identifier financieringsorganisatie: FP7-KBBE-2008-2B (Other contract id)
Acroniem: PROMICROBE
Periode: Februari 2009 tot Februari 2013
Status: Afgelopen
 Instituten 
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  • Universiteit Gent; Research & Development, meer, coördinator
  • European Commission; Directorate-General for Research, meer
  • Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), meer
  • Vlaams Instituut voor Biotechnologie; VIB-Ugent Centrum voor Plantaardige systeembiologie (PSB), meer, partner
  • Universiteit Gent; Faculteit Bio-ingenieurswetenschappen; Vakgroep Dierwetenschappen en Aquatische Ecologie; Laboratorium voor Aquacultuur en Artemia Reference Center (ARC), meer
  • Universiteit Gent; Faculteit Bio-ingenieurswetenschappen; Vakgroep Biotechnologie; Centrum voor Microbiële Ecologie en Technologie (CMET), meer
  • European Commission; Seventh Framework Programme, meer, financier
  • Institut Français de Recherche pour l'Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER), meer
  • Wageningen University and Research Centre; Leerstoelgroep Aquacultuur en Visserij (WUR-AFI), meer
  • Wageningen University and Research Centre; WUR-Laberatorium van Microbiologie (WUR-MIB), meer
  • Norwegian University of Science and Technology; Department of Biology (BIO), meer
  • Norwegian University of Science and Technology; Department of Biotechnology (BIOTECH), meer
  • SINTEF Materials and Chemistry (SINTEF-MC), meer
  • SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture, meer
Abstract
The project starts from the concept that the host microbial community (MC) is influenced by the host itself and by the microbial community of the system in which the host is living. It is anticipated that there is a reciprocal interaction between the different compartments of the system in every stage of the life cycle.

The strength and the nature of those interactions can depend on the life cycle stage. Apart from these horizontal interactions, it is anticipated that microbial communities evolve as the host grows or the system changes. A certain degree of top-down conditioning belongs to the possibilities.

This would mean that the early colonisation of the host by certain micro-organisms, might condition the host response and determine the microbial community composition in later life stages. In addition the environment (e.g. temperature, feed, water quality, sanitation measurements) will determine to a great extent the composition and activity of the microbial communities in the different compartments. The environment can be modulated through the composition of the feed or through compounds that directly influence the activity of micro-organisms. On the other hand nutritional compounds or immunomodulators might have a direct influence on the host, modulating the microbial community of both host and system.
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