Widespread bacterial diversity within the bacteriome of fungi

Robinson et al. explore bacterial associations in over 700 phylogenetically diverse fungal isolates with 16 S rRNA sequencing of fungal collections from across the globe and bioinformatic screening of publicly available fungal genome sequencing projects. This study reveals that bacterial association...

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Autores principales: Aaron J. Robinson, Geoffrey L. House, Demosthenes P. Morales, Julia M. Kelliher, La Verne Gallegos-Graves, Erick S. LeBrun, Karen W. Davenport, Fabio Palmieri, Andrea Lohberger, Danaé Bregnard, Aislinn Estoppey, Matteo Buffi, Christophe Paul, Thomas Junier, Vincent Hervé, Guillaume Cailleau, Simone Lupini, Hang N. Nguyen, Amy O. Zheng, Luciana Jandelli Gimenes, Saskia Bindschedller, Debora F. Rodrigues, James H. Werner, Jamey D. Young, Pilar Junier, Patrick S. G. Chain
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Publicado: Nature Portfolio 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/e24782a4eeaf4c62ab52d7064ee1bf0d
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Sumario:Robinson et al. explore bacterial associations in over 700 phylogenetically diverse fungal isolates with 16 S rRNA sequencing of fungal collections from across the globe and bioinformatic screening of publicly available fungal genome sequencing projects. This study reveals that bacterial associations with fungal hosts are widespread, and represents a vast increase in the representation of explored fungal-bacterial relationships.