ArticleFEMS microbiology ecology2026
Genomic adaptations of novel halotolerant bacteria from extreme North Greenland.
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- Extremophilic microbial isolates and metagenomic analysis of Greek and Hungarian bauxite residues.Biotechnology reports (Amsterdam, Netherlands) · 2026Article
- Volatilomic complexity of three Northern Greenland bacterial isolates across a salt gradient.FEMS microbiology ecology · 2025Article
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Peary Land, northern-most Greenland, is a cold desert region whose soil microbiome remains underexplored. This is the first study to explore the halotolerant soil microbiome of this region with culture-dependent methods. Forty-nine taxonomically diverse bacterial isolates were obtained from dry soil biocrust, surface soil, and permafrost soil. Nine isolates were selected for whole genome sequencing; these genomes showed adaptations to their cold, saline native environment, such as cold shock proteins and a large number of osmoprotectant transporters. The genomes also contained several biosynthetic gene clusters, including a large variety of clusters putatively involved in the production of antimicrobial compounds. Furthermore, most of the sequenced genomes showed low digital DNA-DNA hybridization to their closest relatives, suggesting that they represent novel species. Overall, this study demonstrates the unexplored potential of High Arctic deserts as a source of novel halotolerant bacteria and their secondary metabolites.
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