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(Cyanobacteria) Chemical Fingerprint Reveals Local Molecular Adaptation

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Specialty Microbiology
Date 2025 Jan 8
PMID 39772964
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Importance: are ubiquitous cyanobacteria with remarkable adaptive strategies allowing them to colonize and dominate a wide range of alkaline-saline environments worldwide. Phylogenomic analysis of revealed two distinct major phylogenetic clades but failed to clearly segregate strains according to their habitats in terms of salinity or biogeography. We hypothesized that the genes found within this variable portion of the genome of these clades could be involved in the adaptation of to local environmental conditions. In the present paper, we attempted to determine whether displayed metabolic signatures specific to its different habitats. We also sought to understand the impact of the accessory gene repertoire on respective chemical adaptations.

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