Pseudoalteromonas sp. TAP-3C Genome sequencing
This project focuses on the genomic characterization of bacterial strains isolated from hypersaline environments in Salar de Aguilar, northern Chile. The objective is to investigate the genomic features, metabolic potential, and ecological adaptations of microorganisms inhabiting extreme saline ecosystems. The generated genome assemblies will support taxonomic characterization of the isolates, comparative genomics, and the identification of genes associated with stress tolerance, nutrient cycling, and environmental adaptation. These data contribute to a better understanding of microbial diversity in hypersaline environments and provide genomic resources for the study of novel bacterial taxa from the Atacama Desert region.