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Horizontal Gene Transfer Mechanisms Facilitating Adaptation in Aerosol Microbiota

Aero Microbiology

Cloud Microbiome & Precipitation Cycle Research

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Aero Microbiology › Cloud Microbiome & Precipitation Cycle Research

Horizontal Gene Transfer Mechanisms Facilitating Adaptation in Aerosol Microbiota

This research investigates conjugative and non-conjugative gene transfer mechanisms operating within biofilms and aggregated cells suspended in atmospheric aerosols. The molecular evidence reveals how rapid genetic exchange accelerates microbial adaptation to extreme conditions, enabling persistence in upper tropospheric environments.

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