ArticleBMC ecology and evolution2024
Characterization of Neowestiellopsis persica A1387 (Hapalosiphonaceae) based on the cpcA, psbA, rpoC1, nifH and nifD gene sequences.
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- Harnessing salinity induced adaptive potential of extracellular polymeric substances producing rice-field cyanobacterium Neowestiellopsis sp. VKB03: a physiochemical, morphological, and biomass characterization.World journal of microbiology & biotechnology · 2026Article
- A cyanobacteria-mediated TiO₂ nanoparticle and propolis cream enhances antifungal activity and wound healing against Candida albicans in mice.Scientific reports · 2026Article
- First observation of genus Komarkiella in Iranian saline soils.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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Abstract
backgroundComplex descriptions of new strains of cyanobacteria appear very frequently. The main importance of these descriptions concerns potential new substances that they could synthesise, as well as their different properties as a result of their different ecological niches. The main gene used for these descriptions is 16 S with ITS or whole genome sequencing. Neowestiellopsis persica represents a unique example of the influence of ecology on morphological changes, with almost identical 16 S identity. Although our previously described Neowestiellopsis persica strain A1387 was characterized by 16 S analysis, we used different molecular markers to provide a way to separate strains of this genus that are closely related at the genetic level. MATERIALS AND
methodsIn order to conduct an in-depth study, several molecular markers, namely psbA, rpoC1, nifD, nifH and cpcA were sequenced and studied in Neowestiellopsis persica strain A1387.
resultsThe results of the phylogenetic analysis, based on cpcA, showed that the studied strain A 1387 falls into a separate clade than N. persica, indicating that this signature sequence could be a useful molecular marker for phylogenetic separation of similar strains isolated in the future.
conclusionsAnalysis of strain A1387 based on gene differences confirmed that it is a Neowestiellopsis strain. The morphological changes observed in the previous study could be due to different ecological and cultivation conditions compared to the type species. At the same time, the sequences obtained have increased our understanding of this species and will help in the future to better identify strains belonging to the genus Neowestiellopsis.
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