Genomic and pan-genomic analyses of Bacillus subtilis B13 provide insights into biosynthetic potential and genetic traits associated with environmental adaptation
Insight is provided into genomic features related to the biosynthetic potential, genomic plasticity, and safety profile of B13, and suggest putative determinants of environmental adaptation, while reflecting pan-genome diversity in strain-specific traits.
Understanding of the metabolic capabilities and genomic landscape of the P. fluorescens species is enhanced, providing a foundation for natural product discovery using bioinformatic approaches.
Sajid Iqbal, Farida Begum· Discover Genetics and Evolut...· 0 citations
The complete genomic sequence and annotation information of Bacillus velezensis strain BV2007 was obtained by using PacBio Revio platform and Illumina sequencing technologies and provided a basis for further understanding of the biocontrol mechanism of B. velezensis strains.
Yinuo Liu, Tian-Hao Fu, Xiaohong Luo et al.· PhytoFrontiers™· 0 citations
The genome sequence provides important foundational data for further elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying the biocontrol activity of B. velezensis strain H166 against Apple Replant Disease.
The findings suggest that B. thuringiensis JSd1 is a promising candidate for development as a biopesticide targeting insect pests in Bangladeshi agriculture, and lays the groundwork for further functional validation and field applications, contributing to sustainable pest management strategies in the region.
Md. Abdul Bari, Dipta Chandra Pal, Md. Al Muid Khan et al.· Bioinformatics and Biology I...· 0 citations
The effectiveness of integrated genome-mining strategies for prioritizing cryptic biosynthetic gene clusters is demonstrated and the remarkable biosynthetic potential of newly identified Streptomyces isolates as a source of novel natural products is highlighted.
Nada S. Al-Theyab, Haila M. Alnassar, Mohanad A. Ibrahim et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
The genomes of vineyard-derived Bacillus strains shown to inhibit Botrytis cinerea mycelial growth and spore germination through the production of cyclic lipopeptides and cell wall-degrading enzymes are profiled to emphasize the dynamic interplay between genomic conservation and flexibility within the Bacillus genus.
A. Kayode, Edwin I Wanjofu, M. Setati· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
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