Microbiology Resource Announcements,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(11)
Published: Oct. 19, 2023
Bacillus
cereus
sensu
lato
(s.l.)
poses
health
and
security
issues.
Here,
we
report
the
reference
genome
assembly
of
two
s.l.
strains,
isolated
from
Etosha
National
Park,
Namibia
(FFI_BCgr36
FFI_BCgr46).
These
unique
genomes
open
for
better
understanding
environmental
diversity
improvements
in
detection
threatening
species.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(9), P. 4431 - 4431
Published: May 7, 2025
For
steady
transgenic
expression,
lentiviral
vector-mediated
gene
delivery
is
a
commonly
used
technique.
One
question
that
needs
to
be
explored
how
external
vectors
and
overexpressed
genes
perturb
cellular
homeostasis,
potentially
altering
transcriptional
networks.
In
this
study,
two
Human
Embryonic
Kidney
293T
(HEK293T)-derived
cell
lines
were
established
via
transduction,
one
overexpressing
green
fluorescent
protein
(GFP)
the
other
co-overexpressing
GFP
ADORA3
following
puromycin
selection
ensure
stable
genomic
integration.
Genes
with
differentially
transcript
utilization
(gDTUs)
expressed
(DEGs)
across
identified
after
short-read
long-read
RNA-seq.
Only
31
discovered
have
changed
in
expression
when
was
expressed,
although
hundreds
of
showed
variations
use.
contrast,
even
co-overexpression
alters
more
than
1000
genes,
there
are
still
less
gDTUs.
Moreover,
DEGs
linked
overexpression
play
major
role
RNA
splicing,
whereas
gDTUs
highly
number
malignancies
molecular
mechanisms
underlie
them.
analysis
data
from
derived
HEK293T,
our
findings
provide
important
insights
into
changes
alternative
splicing.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Oct. 6, 2023
Syzygium
is
a
large
and
diverse
tree
genus
in
the
Myrtaceae
family.
Genome
assemblies
for
clove
(
aromaticum
,
370
Mb)
sea
apple
grande
405
provided
first
insights
into
genomic
features
evolution
of
genus.
Here,
we
present
additional
de
novo
chromosome-scale
genome
malaccense,
aqueum,
jambos
syzygioides.
profiling
analyses
show
that
S.
malaccense
like
diploid
(2n
=
2x
22),
while
aqueum
syzygioides
specimens
are
autotetraploid
4x
44).
The
(430
Mb),
(392
(426
(431
highly
complete
(BUSCO
scores
98%).
Comparative
genomics
showed
conserved
organization
11
chromosomes
with
revealed
species-specific
evolutionary
dynamics
long
terminal
repeat
retrotransposon
elements
belonging
to
Gypsy
Copia
lineages.
This
set
genomes
valuable
resource
future
structural
functional
comparative
studies
on
species.
Microbiology Resource Announcements,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(2)
Published: Jan. 18, 2023
Staphylococcus
aureus
strain
JKD6159
represents
a
prominent
community-acquired
methicillin-resistant
S.
(MRSA)
clone
in
Australia.
Here,
we
report
an
improved
assembly
of
the
original
genome
sequence.
By
using
deep
sequencing
with
multiple
technologies
combined
carefully
curated
and
polishing,
believe
to
contain
zero
errors.
Entomopathogenic
fungi
belonging
to
the
Order
Hypocreales
are
renowned
for
their
ability
infect
and
kill
insect
hosts,
while
endophytic
mode
of
life
beneficial
rhizosphere
effects
on
plant
hosts
have
only
been
recently
recognized.
Understanding
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
different
lifestyles
could
optimize
potential
as
both
biocontrol
biofertilizer
agents,
well
wider
appreciation
niche
plasticity
in
fungal
ecology.
This
study
describes
comprehensive
whole
genome
sequencing
analysis
one
most
effective
entomopathogenic
EPF
strains,
Metarhizium
brunneum
V275
(commercially
known
Lalguard
Met52),
achieved
through
Nanopore
Illumina
reads.
Comparative
genomics
exploring
intraspecies
variability
analyses
key
gene
sets
were
conducted
with
a
second
strain,
M.
ARSEF
4556.
The
search
strain-
or
species-specific
genes
was
extended
strain
3297
other
species
genus
Metarhizium,
identify
putative
adaptations
associated
differences.
Genome
size
differed
significantly,
having
largest
amongst
strains
sequenced
date.
revealed
an
abundance
plant-degrading
enzymes,
colonization-associated
genes,
intriguing
variations
regarding
predicted
secondary
metabolic
compounds
number
localization
Transposable
Elements.
significance
differences
found
between
closely
related
fungi,
growth-promoting
abilities,
discussed,
enhancing
our
understanding
diverse
functionalities
applications
agriculture
Genome Biology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(10)
Published: Oct. 1, 2023
Implementing
a
genetic-based
approach
to
achieve
the
full
potential
of
classical
biocontrol
programs
has
been
advocated
for
decades.
The
availability
genome-level
information
brings
opportunity
scrutinize
traits
their
efficacy
and
evolvability.
However,
implementation
this
advocacy
remains
limited
few
instances.
Biocontrol
globally
noxious
weed,
Parthenium
hysterophorus,
by
leaf-feeding
beetle,
Zygogramma
bicolorata,
in
place
more
than
four
decades
now,
with
varying
levels
success.
As
first
step
providing
improvement
program,
we
describe
nuclear
mitochondrial
assemblies
Z.
bicolorata.
We
assembled
genome
from
long-read
sequence
data,
error
corrected
high-throughput
short
reads
checked
contaminants
duplication
produce
936
Mb
genome.
With
96.5%
Benchmarking
Universal
Single-Copy
Orthologs
completeness
long
terminal
repeat
assembly
index
12.91,
present
reference-quality
that
appeared
be
rich
at
62.7%
genome-wide
consists
29,437
protein-coding
regions.
detected
signature
insertion
fragments
80
positions
comprising
13
kb
out
17.9
mitochondria
sequence.
This
genome,
along
its
annotations,
provides
valuable
resource
gain
further
insights
into
bicolorata
improving
control
invasive
weed
P.
hysterophorus.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(22), P. 3787 - 3787
Published: Nov. 7, 2023
Agrobacterium
(Rhizobium)-mediated
transformation
leads
to
the
formation
of
crown
galls
or
hairy
roots
on
infected
plants.
These
effects
develop
due
activity
T-DNA
genes,
gathered
a
big
plasmid,
acquired
from
agrobacteria
during
horizontal
gene
transfer.
However,
lot
plant
species
are
known
contain
such
sequences,
called
cellular
T-DNAs
(cT-DNAs),
and
maintain
normal
phenotypes.
Some
genes
remain
intact,
which
conclusion
their
functional
role
in
In
this
study,
we
present
comprehensive
analysis
cT-DNAs
Nicotiana
noctiflora
Hook.
genome,
including
expression
opine
identification.
Deep
sequencing
genome
revealed
presence
two
different
cT-DNAs,
NnT-DNA1
NnT-DNA2,
intact
iaaM,
iaaH,
acs,
orf13,
orf13a,
orf14.
According
results,
all
these
most
active
comparison
with
other
organs,
is
consistent
data
cT-DNA
species.
We
also
used
genetic
engineering
approaches
HPTLC
HPLC-MS
methods
investigate
product
acs
(agrocinopine
synthase),
turned
out
be
similar
agrocinopine
A.
Overall,
study
expands
our
knowledge
plants
brings
us
closer
understanding
possible
functions.
Further
research
implications
could
contribute
advancements
genetics
potentially
unveil
novel
traits
practical
applications
agriculture
fields.
Microbiology Resource Announcements,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(11)
Published: Oct. 9, 2023
ABSTRACT
Escherichia
coli
MRE162
was
originally
isolated
from
a
toilet
pan
in
1949
and
since
been
utilized
numerous
studies.
Here,
we
sequence,
assemble,
annotate
clones
held
at
three
laboratories
providing
reference-level
assemblies.
We
show
the
uniqueness
of
to
strains
open
databases
make
UK
clone
publically
available.
Microbiology Resource Announcements,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(2)
Published: Jan. 18, 2024
The
complete
genome
sequence
of
Pseudomonas
entomophila
strain
TVIN-A01
is
reported
in
this
manuscript.
It
a
commonly
used
laboratory
known
to
infect
insects
and,
hence,
often
studied
host-pathogen
interactions.
Oxford
Nanopore
sequencing
and
Illumina
were
performed
assemble
the
completely.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 15, 2024
AbstractBackgroundAcidobacteriota
are
abundant
in
soil,
peatlands
and
sediments,
but
there
so
far
only
a
few
studies
on
those
freshwater
environments.
Genome
streamlined
bacteria
have
reduced
genomes
as
an
evolutionary
process
to
adapt
oligotrophic
environments
such
oceans
lakes.
UBA12189,
genus
under
the
family
Holophagaceae,
is
uncultivated
lineage
with
ultra-small
genome
size
found
aquatic
So
far,
no
detailed
genomic
analyses
were
done
this
lineage.
Here,
we
analyzed
66
MAGs
of
UBA12189
(metagenome
assembled
genomes;
including
2
complete
genomes)
from
lakes
rivers
Europe,
North
America
Asia,
which
first
reported.
Results
extremely
small
sizes
(<
1.4Mbp),
low
GC
content
highly
diverse
pangenome.
In
lakes,
bacterial
surface
waters
(epilimnion)
down
300
meters
depth
(hypolimnion).
appears
be
free-living
CARD-FISH
analysis,
concrete
evidence
host
association.
Comparative
analysis
shows
that
compared
other
NanopelagicalesMethylopumilus,
reduction
has
caused
more
limited
metabolic
repertoire
carbon,
sulfur
nitrogen
metabolisms,
well
higher
degree
auxotrophy
various
amino
acids,
vitamins
sulfur.
also
very
numbers
membrane
transporters.
Interestingly,
proportion
unannotated
genes
(10%
–
14%)
pangenome,
suggesting
unknown
trove
potential
for
environmental
adaptation.
Despite
having
genomes,
encodes
proteorhodopsin,
cbb3-type
cytochrome
c
oxidases
biosynthesis
pathways
heme,
vitamin
K2
B2
(riboflavin).
These
may
give
selective
advantage
during
streamlining
process.
We
propose
new
‘Ca.
Acidiparvus’
within
two
species
named
‘A.
lacustris’
fluvialis’.
Acidiparvus
described
phylum
Acidobacteriota,
free-living,
slow-growing
scavenger
Conclusion
This
study
explores
ecology
genomics
yet
another
bacterium.
With
repertoires
co-occurring
microorganisms
observed,
future
cultivated
crucial.
Metagenomics
alone
cannot
identify
non-canonical
pathways,
especially
considering
high
Acidiparvus.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 27, 2024
ABSTRACT
Background
Short-read
RNA
sequencing
(RNAseq)
has
widely
been
used
to
sequence
from
a
wide
range
of
different
tissues,
developmental
stages
and
species.
However,
the
technology
is
limited
by
inherent
biases
its
inability
capture
full-length
transcripts.
Long-read
RNAseq
overcomes
these
issues
providing
reads
that
can
span
multiple
exons,
resolve
complex
repetitive
regions
capability
cover
entire
Unfortunately,
this
still
prone
higher
error
rates.
Noncoding
transcripts
are
highly
specific
cell
types
tissues
remain
underrepresented
in
current
reference
annotations.
This
problem
exacerbated
dismissal
sequenced
align
genomic
do
not
contain
annotated
transcripts,
resulting
approximately
half
expressed
being
overlooked
transcriptional
studies.
Results
We
have
developed
pipeline,
named
HyDRA
(
Hy
brid
d
e
novo
R
NA
ssembly),
which
combines
precision
short
with
structural
resolution
long
reads,
enhancing
accuracy
reliability
custom
transcriptome
assemblies.
Deep,
short-
long-read
data
derived
ovarian
fallopian
tube
samples
were
develop,
validate
assess
efficacy
HyDRA.
identified
more
than
50,000
high-confidence
noncoding
RNAs,
most
previously
detected
using
traditional
methods.
Conclusions
HyDRA’s
assembly
performed
40%
better
similar
obtained
top-ranked
stand-alone
de
short-read-only
tool
over
30%
one
best-in-class
multistep
approach.
Although
rapidly
advancing,
vast
availability
short-read
will
ensure
hybrid
approaches
like
implemented
continue
be
relevant,
allowing
discovery
within
tissues.
As
practice
performing
assemblies
becomes
commonplace,
advance
annotation
coding
expand
our
knowledge
genome.