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Diversity in CO2 concentrating mechanisms among chemolithoautotrophs from genera Hydrogenovibrio, Thiomicrorhabdus, and Thiomicrospira, ubiquitous in sulfidic habitats worldwide

Scott, KM; Leonard, JM; Boden, R; Chaput, D; Dennison, C; Haller, E; Harmer, TL; Anderson, A; Arnold, T; Budenstein, S; Brown, R; Brand, J; Byers, J; Calarco, J; Campbell, T; Carter, E; Chase, M; Cole, M; Dwyer, D; Grasham, J; Hanni, C; Hazle, A; Johnson, C; Johnson, R; Kirby, B; Lewis, K; Neumann, B; Nguyen, T; Nino Charari, J; Morakinyo, O; Olsson, B; Roundtree, S; Skjerve, E; Ubaldini, A; Whittaker, R (American Society for Microbiology, 2019-02)

Members of Hydrogenovibrio, Thiomicrospira and Thiomicrorhabdus fix carbon at hydrothermal vents, coastal sediments, hypersaline lakes, and other sulfidic habitats. The genome sequences of these ubiquitous and prolific ...

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Diversity in CO2 concentrating mechanisms among chemolithoautotrophs from genera Hydrogenovibrio, Thiomicrorhabdus, and Thiomicrospira, ubiquitous in sulfidic habitats worldwide ﻿

Diversity in CO2 concentrating mechanisms among chemolithoautotrophs from genera Hydrogenovibrio, Thiomicrorhabdus, and Thiomicrospira, ubiquitous in sulfidic habitats worldwide