Pupils analyse bacteria in the sediment of the Swan Pond

As part of a special learning project (BeLL), Christian Rössler and Klara Malbašić from the Städtisches Gymnasium Mittweida investigated the composition of bacteria in biological samples.

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Tom Schmidt supervised Christian Rössler and Klara Malbašić from the Städtisches Gymnasium Mittweida during their experiments and assisted them with the bioinformatics data analysis. (Photo: Röbbe Wünschiers)
Bacterial taxa in the sediment of the inlet to the Schwanenteich. The family Comamonadaceae are aerobic and chemo-organotrophic. (Figure: Rössler and Malbašić)

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Bacterial taxa in the sediment of the Schwanenteich. Members of the Geobacteraceae family are predominantly anaerobic and are often found in association with methanogenic bacteria. (Figure: Rössler and Malbašić)
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