Thalassotalea sp. ND16A

Thalassotalea sp. ND16A is a Gram-negative, rod-shaped bacterium characterized by its single replicon. This taxon is part of the diverse microbial communities found in marine environments, contributing to the ecological dynamics of these ecosystems. The genomic information for Thalassotalea sp. ND16A is accessible under the accession number JQDZ00000000.1, indicating a cataloged sequence that can be utilized for further study and comparison with related species. This bacterium's Gram-negative classification suggests a complex cell wall structure, which may play a role in its interactions within marine habitats, including nutrient acquisition or resistance to certain environmental stresses. Understanding the traits of Thalassotalea sp. ND16A can provide insights into its ecological roles, particularly in biogeochemical cycles within marine environments. The presence of such microorganisms is crucial for nutrient cycling and may influence the overall health of marine ecosystems. Further research into the metabolic pathways and ecological interactions of Thalassotalea sp. ND16A could reveal important functions that these bacteria serve, enhancing our knowledge of microbial life in oceanic settings.