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Symbiosis within the gut microbial community of termites

The Optimization Team of the Bioarchitect Research Group studies integrated biological systems that have probably been optimized during evolution. Approaches toward the creation of novel biological functions on the basis of understanding optimized systems are characteristic of this team. As one of the optimized systems, symbiosis within the gut microbial community of termites has been studied, which consolidates various interactions among members of the community. In particular, a hypothesis explaining the relationship between gut protists and their associated prokaryotes through hydrogen transfer is attractive for understanding how cells optimize their intimacy. M. Ohkuma