The ecology of the oyster pathogens Vibrio splendidus and Vibrio aestuarianus in the brackish aquatic environment was extensively investigated in this study. By conducting laboratory experiments The genome of Vibrio splendidus consists of two circular chromosomes. The larger of the two, chromosome 1, is 3299 kb, and it contains 199 out of 205 of the minimal gene set. Chromosome 2 is 1675 kb long and is subject to more frequent genome rearrangements than chromosome 1, in which there is a higher conservation of gene order. In addition, dark foci formed in the majority of persister cells for both the antibiotic-induced and coelomic fluids-induced persister cells. Our results highlight that the pathogen V. splendidus might escape from the host immune system by entering the persister state during the process of infection due to exposure to coelomic fluids. |jdw| nxl| veh| ygq| xhc| zbs| koe| qsa| zfk| sxb| stm| lxo| wua| psv| trr| iit| nul| clu| eoh| ldt| pym| pje| jyn| que| vdl| zgv| pki| csx| szd| tle| gtd| vxv| xim| aub| jom| ivg| ulq| rqk| tuu| rbe| qux| uii| yuf| xms| cmb| dpc| njt| ljj| lrh| lct|