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The complete genome of a copper-tolerant strain of Rhodanobacter from a Superfund site | Synapse

May 20, 2026Open Access

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The complete genome of a copper-tolerant strain of Rhodanobacter from a Superfund site

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To isolate and characterize a copper-tolerant strain of Rhodanobacter for potential bioremediation applications.
Isolated Rhodanobacter sp. BL-MT-08 from contaminated soil at Carpenter Snow Creek Mining District Superfund Site.
Conducted whole-genome sequencing to analyze the strain's genetic makeup.
Identified copper tolerance mechanisms in Rhodanobacter sp. BL-MT-08.
Validated the strain's potential for bioremediation through its siderophore production.

Abstract

ABSTRACT A copper-tolerant, siderophore-producing bacterium, Rhodanobacter sp. BL-MT-08, was isolated from soil from the Carpenter Snow Creek Mining District Superfund Site in Montana, which has a legacy of heavy metal contamination. The Rhodanobacter have been investigated for heavy metal bioremediation, so BL-MT-08 was selected for whole-genome sequencing.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0d5051f03e14405aa9bfeb https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1128/mra.00403-26