Giorgio Bianchini, Verena Nikeleit, Andreas Kappler, Casey Bryce, Patricia Sánchez-Baracaldo
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Genome of Rhodovulum iodosum, a marine photoferrotroph.
Photoferrotrophs drove primary production in the Earth's early oceans and are still abundant in modern environments. We present a draft genome sequence of a model photoferrotroph, Rhodovulum iodosum UT/N1. By comparing it with its close relative Rhodovulum robiginosum DSM 12329, we identify that these cultures were likely swapped during their history.
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