Comparative genome analysis on intraspecific evolution and nitrogen fixation of Leptospirillum ferriphilum isolates

Liu, Hongwei; Xu, Liang-feng; Guo, Xue; Jiang, Hongyun; Liu, Xueduan; Liang, Yili; Yin, Huaqun; Liu, Yazi

doi:10.1016/s1003-6326(20)65326-2

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“…Comparative genomics can reveal the adaptive evolution of sequenced bio-mining microorganisms by comparing their genomes. For example, this technology has studied different strains of bio-mining microorganisms such as A. caldus [17], L. ferriphilum [29], A. thiooxidans [12] and S. thermosulfidooxidans [27]. These studies emphasized that intraspecific differences and adaptive Table 1 The assembly level of some bio-mining microbial strains…”

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Recent progress in the application of omics technologies in the study of bio-mining microorganisms from extreme environments

Wen

2021

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Bio-mining microorganisms are a key factor affecting the metal recovery rate of bio-leaching, which inevitably produces an extremely acidic environment. As a powerful tool for exploring the adaptive mechanisms of microorganisms in extreme environments, omics technologies can greatly aid our understanding of bio-mining microorganisms and their communities on the gene, mRNA, and protein levels. These omics technologies have their own advantages in exploring microbial diversity, adaptive evolution, changes in metabolic characteristics, and resistance mechanisms of single strains or their communities to extreme environments. These technologies can also be used to discover potential new genes, enzymes, metabolites, metabolic pathways, and species. In addition, integrated multi-omics analysis can link information at different biomolecular levels, thereby obtaining more accurate and complete global adaptation mechanisms of bio-mining microorganisms. This review introduces the current status and future trends in the application of omics technologies in the study of bio-mining microorganisms and their communities in extreme environments.

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Section: Genomicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recent progress in the application of omics technologies in the study of bio-mining microorganisms from extreme environments

Wen

2021

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Effect of the mineral-microbial complexes on the quality, soil nutrients, and microbial community of tailing substrates for growing potted Rorippa

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Comparative genome analysis on intraspecific evolution and nitrogen fixation of Leptospirillum ferriphilum isolates

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

Recent progress in the application of omics technologies in the study of bio-mining microorganisms from extreme environments

Recent progress in the application of omics technologies in the study of bio-mining microorganisms from extreme environments

Effect of petroleum hydrocarbon pollution levels on the soil microecosystem and ecological function

Effect of the mineral-microbial complexes on the quality, soil nutrients, and microbial community of tailing substrates for growing potted Rorippa

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