ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2021
Culture-Independent Exploration of the Hypersaline Ecosystem Indicates the Environment-Specific Microbiome Evolution.
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Abstract
Sambhar Salt Lake, situated in the state of Rajasthan, India is a unique temperate hypersaline ecosystem. Exploration of the salt lake microbiome will enable us to understand microbiome functioning in nutrient-deprived extreme conditions, as well as enrich our understanding of the environment-specific microbiome evolution. The current study has been designed to explore the Sambhar Salt Lake microbiome with a culture-independent multi-omics approach to define its metagenomic features and prevalent metabolic functionaries. The rRNA feature and protein feature-based phylogenetic reconstruction synchronously (
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