Metabolic Diversity and Evolutionary History of the Archaeal Phylum "Candidatus Micrarchaeota" Uncovered from a Freshwater Lake Metagenome.

Abstract:

:Acidophilic archaea of the archaeal Richmond Mine acidophilic nanoorganisms (ARMAN) group from the uncultured candidate phylum "Candidatus Micrarchaeota" have small genomes and cell sizes and are known to be metabolically dependent and physically associated with their Thermoplasmatales hosts. However, phylogenetically diverse "Ca Micrarchaeota" are widely distributed in various nonacidic environments, and it remains uncertain because of the lack of complete genomes whether they are also devoted to a partner-dependent lifestyle. Here, we obtained nine metagenome-assembled genomes of "Ca Micrarchaeota" from the sediments of a meromictic freshwater lake, including a complete, closed 1.2 Mbp genome of "Ca Micrarchaeota" Sv326, an archaeon phylogenetically distant from the ARMAN lineage. Genome analysis revealed that, contrary to ARMAN "Ca Micrarchaeota," the Sv326 archaeon has complete glycolytic pathways and ATP generation mechanisms in substrate phosphorylation reactions, the capacities to utilize some sugars and amino acids as substrates, and pathways for de novo nucleotide biosynthesis but lacked an aerobic respiratory chain. We suppose that Sv326 is a free-living scavenger rather than an obligate parasite/symbiont. Comparative analysis of "Ca Micrarchaeota" genomes representing different order-level divisions indicated that evolution of the "Ca Micrarchaeota" from a free-living "Candidatus Diapherotrites"-like ancestor involved losses of important metabolic pathways in different lineages and gains of specific functions in the course of adaptation to a partner-dependent lifestyle and specific environmental conditions. The ARMAN group represents the most pronounced case of genome reduction and gene loss, while the Sv326 lineage appeared to be rather close to the ancestral state of the "Ca Micrarchaeota" in terms of metabolic potential.IMPORTANCE The recently described superphylum DPANN includes several phyla of uncultivated archaea with small cell sizes, reduced genomes, and limited metabolic capabilities. One of these phyla, "Ca Micrarchaeota," comprises an enigmatic group of archaea found in acid mine drainage environments, the archaeal Richmond Mine acidophilic nanoorganisms (ARMAN) group. Analysis of their reduced genomes revealed the absence of key metabolic pathways consistent with their partner-associated lifestyle, and physical associations of ARMAN cells with their hosts were documented. However, "Ca Micrarchaeota" include several lineages besides the ARMAN group found in nonacidic environments, and none of them have been characterized. Here, we report a complete genome of "Ca Micrarchaeota" from a non-ARMAN lineage. Analysis of this genome revealed the presence of metabolic capacities lost in ARMAN genomes that could enable a free-living lifestyle. These results expand our understanding of genetic diversity, lifestyle, and evolution of "Ca Micrarchaeota."

journal_name

Appl Environ Microbiol

authors

Kadnikov VV,Savvichev AS,Mardanov AV,Beletsky AV,Chupakov AV,Kokryatskaya NM,Pimenov NV,Ravin NV

doi

10.1128/AEM.02199-20

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Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-11-10 00:00:00

issue

23

eissn

0099-2240

issn

1098-5336

pii

AEM.02199-20

journal_volume

86

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