ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2022
Isolation of novel cold-tolerance genes from rhizosphere microorganisms of Antarctic plants by functional metagenomics.
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Abstract
The microorganisms that thrive in Antarctica, one of the coldest environments on the planet, have developed diverse adaptation mechanisms to survive in these extreme conditions. Through functional metagenomics, in this work, 29 new genes related to cold tolerance have been isolated and characterized from metagenomic libraries of microorganisms from the rhizosphere of two Antarctic plants. Both libraries were hosted in two cold-sensitive strains of
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