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Year : 2015 | Volume: 5 | Issue: 2 | Pages : 105-109

Assessing Hepatitis A virus epidemics by stochastic model in six (Primary Health Care) centres in Thanjavur District, Tamil Nadu, South India

Abstract :

Microbial diversity comprises a wider range of microbes than any other living group of organisms of the world. This rich diversity is due to existence of microbes in all niches including those of oceans where life is possible. Among the microbes, actinobacterial populations in the estuarine and marine sediments vary in density with varying regions and even among the different sites within an ecosystem and actinobacteria are being continuously reported from the marine sub habitats such as marine sediments and marine soils of almost all parts of the world. Thus, they have worldwide distribution which indicates their plasticity and adaptability to extremely varied environmental conditions. The actinobacteria found in the marine and coastal ecosystems may be viewed as a rich gene pool, possibly containing isolates capable of producing useful metabolites of unexhausted reserve of bioactive compounds having excellent commercial applications. Mangroves are of great ecological, economic and social significance. Further, mangroves occurring along the estuaries, backwaters and the deltas function as the most important links between the land and sea. They are also unique intertidal ecosystems of the tropics, which support genetically diverse groups of aquatic and terrestrial microorganisms. As the mangrove environments differ greatly from terrestrial habitats, distribution and biological characteristics of the mangrove microbes including actinobacteria are expected to be different from those of the terrestrial ones. Hence, studies on the diversity of mangrove actinobacteria are important not only in terms of basic research, but also for the biotechnological exploitation of such organisms. This review highlights the works on marine actinobacteria isolated from the mangrove environment of India.

Keywords:

Actinobacteria, Biodiversity, Biotechnological exploitation, Mangroves

Citation: *,

( 2015), Assessing Hepatitis A virus epidemics by stochastic model in six (Primary Health Care) centres in Thanjavur District, Tamil Nadu, South India. Scientific Transactions in Environment and Technovation, 5(2): 105-109

Mr.Veerapathiran K

Correspondence: S.Udayakumar


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