A shared core microbiome in soda lakes separated by large distances

Alkaline lakes have some of the highest productivity rates in freshwater ecosystems. Here the authors report amplicon, metagenome, and proteome sequencing from microbial mat communities of four alkaline lakes in Canada, and compare these lakes to central Asian soda lakes, revealing a shared core mic...

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Autores principales: Jackie K. Zorz, Christine Sharp, Manuel Kleiner, Paul M. K. Gordon, Richard T. Pon, Xiaoli Dong, Marc Strous
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Publicado: Nature Portfolio 2019
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/6c981e2cb8e8427c83bee701fe9a395e
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Sumario:Alkaline lakes have some of the highest productivity rates in freshwater ecosystems. Here the authors report amplicon, metagenome, and proteome sequencing from microbial mat communities of four alkaline lakes in Canada, and compare these lakes to central Asian soda lakes, revealing a shared core microbiome despite the geographical distance.