Draft Genome of Halorubrum amylolyticum CSM52: A Halophilic Archaea from Triassic Salt in Northern Ireland
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The draft genome of Halorubrum amylolyticum CSM52, an archaeal strain exhibiting distinctive cross-domain signaling capabilities, was isolated from a Triassic halite deposit in Northern Ireland and has been sequenced and analysed. Identified as closely related to Halorubrum amylolyticum based on 16S rRNA sequence identity, this genome spans approximately 3.9 Mb, with a GC content of 57.3%, comprising 3657 coding sequences.
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Thank you for submitting your paper to Access Microbiology. I have undertaken a preliminary assessment of your submission and I believe this submission is not yet at a research article level. I would therefore recommend you resubmitting it as a short communication. Even for a short communication, it will need to contain more detailed description of the genomic features. You can substantially add more experimental data and resubmit as a research article or undertake further genomic survey and resubmit as a short communication. Do add figures and provide access to repositories for analysed files. You may consider further phylogenomics, secondary metabolism analysis, transporters and secretory system, and adaptation to extreme environments via comparative genomics.
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