Draft genome sequencing reveals sulfate-reducing capabilities of SR50 from a hydrothermal vent, highlighting its ecological role.
We report the draft genome sequence of SR50, the first cultivated member of the genus JdFR-22 within the Archaeoglobaceae family, which currently includes three genera with cultivated representatives. Isolated from a shallow hydrothermal vent off Saint-Paul Island, a strictly protected area, SR50 is able to grow lithoautotrophically by sulfate reduction.
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