Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México

El creciente aumento en la temperatura a nivel global ha hecho que se tengan que buscar alternativas sostenibles para poder mitigar el impacto de los gases de efecto invernadero. El metano es conocido por ser el segundo gas de efecto invernadero con mayor impacto a nivel global, además, se encuentra...

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Autores:: Guzmán Viloria, Fabio Andrés

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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
title	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
spellingShingle	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México Metagenómas Metilótrofos Genomas ensamblados de metagenomas Metagenomes Methylotrophs Metagenome-assembled genomes Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
title_short	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
title_full	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
title_fullStr	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
title_full_unstemmed	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
title_sort	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
dc.creator.fl_str_mv	Guzmán Viloria, Fabio Andrés
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv	Tito David, Peña Montenegro Juan David, Sanchez Calderón
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv	Guzmán Viloria, Fabio Andrés
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv	Metagenómas Metilótrofos Genomas ensamblados de metagenomas
topic	Metagenómas Metilótrofos Genomas ensamblados de metagenomas Metagenomes Methylotrophs Metagenome-assembled genomes Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
dc.subject.subjectenglish.spa.fl_str_mv	Metagenomes Methylotrophs Metagenome-assembled genomes
dc.subject.lemb.spa.fl_str_mv	Perspectivas metagenómicas y taxonómicas de poblaciones metilótrofas del Golfo de México
description	El creciente aumento en la temperatura a nivel global ha hecho que se tengan que buscar alternativas sostenibles para poder mitigar el impacto de los gases de efecto invernadero. El metano es conocido por ser el segundo gas de efecto invernadero con mayor impacto a nivel global, además, se encuentra categorizado como uno de los llamados compuestos C1. Dichos compuestos son de difícil asimilación y utilización por microorganismos que no cuenten con las enzimas necesarias. Afortunadamente, existe un grupo de microorganismos conocidos como metilótrofos, capaces de utilizar compuestos carentes de enlaces carbono-carbono (C1). Sin embargo, su estudio se ha visto comprometido por su dificultad a la hora de ser aislados. En la presente tesis se ensamblaron genomas con la finalidad de reportar microorganismos metilótrofos en el Golfo de México, un ambiente con alta concentración de compuestos C1. Adicionalmente, se consolidó una base de datos con genes marcadores de microorganismos en contextos extremos y un diccionario de vocabulario restringido para la notación taxonómica de genomas ensamblados de metagenomas (MAGs). Finalmente, fueron obtenidos un diccionario de notación taxonómica con lenguaje restringido, una base de datos curada de genes marcadores y MAGs de microorganismos del Golfo de México, se destaca un grupo que podría ser indicativo de actividad metilótrofa.
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spelling	Tito David, Peña MontenegroJuan David, Sanchez CalderónGuzmán Viloria, Fabio AndrésBarranquilla2025-07-17T15:44:00Z2025-07-17T15:44:00Z2024-11-27https://hdl.handle.net/10901/31522El creciente aumento en la temperatura a nivel global ha hecho que se tengan que buscar alternativas sostenibles para poder mitigar el impacto de los gases de efecto invernadero. El metano es conocido por ser el segundo gas de efecto invernadero con mayor impacto a nivel global, además, se encuentra categorizado como uno de los llamados compuestos C1. Dichos compuestos son de difícil asimilación y utilización por microorganismos que no cuenten con las enzimas necesarias. Afortunadamente, existe un grupo de microorganismos conocidos como metilótrofos, capaces de utilizar compuestos carentes de enlaces carbono-carbono (C1). Sin embargo, su estudio se ha visto comprometido por su dificultad a la hora de ser aislados. En la presente tesis se ensamblaron genomas con la finalidad de reportar microorganismos metilótrofos en el Golfo de México, un ambiente con alta concentración de compuestos C1. Adicionalmente, se consolidó una base de datos con genes marcadores de microorganismos en contextos extremos y un diccionario de vocabulario restringido para la notación taxonómica de genomas ensamblados de metagenomas (MAGs). Finalmente, fueron obtenidos un diccionario de notación taxonómica con lenguaje restringido, una base de datos curada de genes marcadores y MAGs de microorganismos del Golfo de México, se destaca un grupo que podría ser indicativo de actividad metilótrofa.Universidad Libre - Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud, Exactas y Naturales - Programa de MicrobiologíaGlobal temperature increase has led to the need to find sustainable alternatives to mitigate the impact generated by greenhouse gas emissions. Methane is known as the second greenhouse gas with greatest impact globally, moreover, is categorized as one of the so-called C1 compounds. These compounds are difficult to use by microorganisms that do not have the necessary enzymes. Nevertheless, there is a group of microorganisms known as methylotrophs, capable of using compounds lacking carbon-carbon bounds as their sole carbon source. However, their study has been hindered by the challenges associated with their isolation. In this thesis, genomes were assembled with the aim of identifying methylotrophic microorganisms in the Gulf of Mexico, an environmental with high levels of C1 compounds. Additionally, a curated database of maker genes from microorganisms in extreme environments was developed, along with a dictionary for taxonomic annotation of metagenome-assembled genomes (MAGs). 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