Polaribacter atrinae str. KACC 17473

Polaribacter atrinae str. KACC 17473 is a Gram-negative bacterium characterized by its rod shape. This organism is notable for having a single replicon, which typically indicates a streamlined genomic structure that may enhance its adaptability to specific environments. The genomic information for Polaribacter atrinae str. KACC 17473 is accessible under the accession number LVWE00000000.1. As a member of the Polaribacter genus, this strain likely plays a role in marine ecosystems, contributing to the degradation of organic material and the cycling of nutrients. Such bacteria are often found in polar and cold aquatic environments, where they are adapted to thrive under low-temperature conditions. The ecological insights provided by the characteristics of Polaribacter atrinae str. KACC 17473 suggest that it may be involved in biogeochemical processes, particularly in nutrient cycling in marine habitats. Understanding its traits can help elucidate the functional roles of similar organisms in their natural ecosystems.