Genome Sequence of the Unusual Purple Photosynthetic Bacterium Phaeovibrio Sulfidiphilus, Only Distantly Related to , Reveals Unique Genes for Respiratory Nitrate Reduction and Glycerol Metabolism
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Journal
Microbiol Resour Announc
Publisher
American Society for Microbiology
Specialty
Microbiology
Date
2020 Dec 4
PMID
33273003
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Abstract
was reported to be a divergent member of the purple photosynthetic bacteria with limited ability to metabolize organic compounds. Whole-genome-based analysis shows that it is indeed only distantly related to freshwater species of Unexpectedly, the genome contains unique gene clusters for potential respiratory nitrate reduction and anaerobic glycerol metabolism.
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