| fosmids of novel marine planctomycetes from the namibian and oregon coast upwelling systems and their cross-comparison with planctomycete genomes. | planctomycetes are widely distributed in marine environments, where they supposedly play a role in carbon recycling. to deepen our understanding about the ecology of this sparsely studied phylum six planctomycete fosmids from two marine upwelling systems were investigated and compared with all available planctomycete genomic sequences including the as yet unpublished near-complete genomes of blastopirellula marina dsm 3645(t) and planctomyces maris dsm 8797(t). high numbers of sulfatase genes (4 ... | 2007 | 18043661 |