ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
Biogeography of soda lake microbiome and uneven cross-continent transition rates.
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- CAZyme fold architecture is conserved between disparate environments despite extreme sequence divergence.mSystems · 2026Article
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Abstract
Microbial dark matter in soda lakes has been increasingly illuminated, however, much remains unknown about microbial biogeography at the global scale and underlying mechanisms. To study microbial biogeography and dispersal patterns, we analyzed 51 soda lake metagenomes collected from key global regions, including 37 from the Kulunda Steppe in South Siberia, Mongolia, and the Cariboo Plateau in Canada, as well as 14 newly sequenced samples from the East African Rift Valley. We found that there were 575 widespread taxa such as the dominant archaeal Haloarchaeota and actinobacterial
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