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伪菌 (Pseudocitrobacter cyperus) 是一种新型细菌物种,在埃及从Cyperus alternifolius中发现

Samira M Hamed1, Mai A Amer2

  • 1Microbiology and Immunology Department, October University for Modern Sciences and Arts (MSA), Giza, Egypt. satwa@msa.edu.eg.

BMC microbiology
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PubMed
概括

一种新型的内菌,Pseudocitrobacter cyperus sp. 这种新型的内菌是 Pseudocitrobacter cyperus sp. (Cyp38ST),是在Cyperus alternifolius中发现的. 这种潜在的人类病原体拥有独特的β-乳糖酶基因,扩大了微生物多样性知识.

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这种植物是Cyperus alternifolius.伪菌是一种伪菌.内部植物 (Endophytes) 是一种内生植物.新的物种是新的物种.分类基因组学是一门学科.在WGS中,使用的是WGS.

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