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Dan Wu1,2, Dongfang Meng1, Yang Wang1
1Longjiang Environmental Protection Group Co., Ltd, Harbin, China.
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We report the complete genome of Peribacillus sp. S4. The results showed that the genome of strain S4 consisted of a 5,582,479 bp chromosome with a GC content of 40.49% and encoded 5,087 genes. Genes such as NRT, narK, nrtP, and nasA related to nitrogen metabolism were annotated. In addition, genes involved in nitrogen assimilation pathways were identified, including gltB, glnA, and gudB. This work will be valuable for further study on the possible role of strain S4 in the bioconversion of nitrogen in composting.
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