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Complete genome sequence of a species of the genus Agarivorans from the Sea of Japan.

ABSTRACT: A strain of Agarivorans sp., named OAG1, predicted to be capable of degrading agar, was isolated from the Sea of Japan. Its 4.7 Mbp genome with 4,224 predicted protein-coding genes offers insight into the varied genes responsible for agar degradation, as observed in the comparative genomic study of Agarivorans species.

SUBMITTER: Kawase Y

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10927687 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Mar

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Complete genome sequence of a species of the genus Agarivorans from the Sea of Japan.

Kawase Yuka Y Yoshida Masa-Aki M-a

Microbiology resource announcements 20240215 3

A strain of Agarivorans sp., named OAG1, predicted to be capable of degrading agar, was isolated from the Sea of Japan. Its 4.7 Mbp genome with 4,224 predicted protein-coding genes offers insight into the varied genes responsible for agar degradation, as observed in the comparative genomic study of Agarivorans species. ...[more]

PMID: 38358244

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