… The seven dominant fish skin genera identified in this study are non-fermentative strict
aerobes (Acinetobacter, Sphingomonas, Myroides, and Massilia) or non-fermentative with some …

… EIM is a selective and differential media containing 10 g/L … to alter the gut and skin microbiome
composition while having … Mean wt./fish is the mean weight of the fish in that group one …

… fish by using a dip net, to not disturb the skin microbiome. The … profile of the consortium was
determined before and after 3 days … Selection by rifampicin has a similar effect on the gut and …

… capacity of the fish skin microbiome. Final community composition was determined based
on pre-… Selective media for FSI38B was modified pseudomonas isolation agar with 30 μg/ml …

… the human microbiome leading to dysbiosis, meaning a microbial … The mucosal skin
microbiome of fish offers several … ictaluri stock onto a selective & differential media called E. ictaluri …

… Gambusia affinis, as an appropriate vertebrate model system to investigate the skin microbiome
… is swabbing localized surface regions, however equating colony data to a defined unit is …

… These selective microbiomes are dominated by … Only 1 of the ten most abundant genera
from Gambusia affinis skin and … fish skin microbiome, especially with experimentally defined …

… defined as the “core microbiota.” Thus, in the present study, rainbow trout did not have a core
… that the skin microbiota of aquatic vertebrates is very different from the skin microbiota of …

… of the fish skin mucosal surface, the abiotic and biotic factors that influence the microbiome,
and … We also identify conserved taxa of skin microbiomes that may be used as indicators of …

… and host selection processes. Diet also contributes to the skin microbiome structure as …
For aims one and two, we determined whether host species microbiomes were distinct and …