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使用Mycobacterium属的进化距离的比较分析

Danila Zimenkov1, Anastasia Ushtanit1

  • 1Center for High-Tech Bioeconomy, Engelhardt Institute of Molecular Biology, Russian Academy of Sciences, 119991 Moscow, Russia.

International journal of molecular sciences
|November 13, 2025
PubMed
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平均氨基酸标识 (AAI) 最好区分Mycobacterium物种. 这项研究证实了rRNA基因值用于基因划分,并估计至少有402种Mycobacterium物种,有助于识别和分类.

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这就是AAIAI.这是Mycobacterium.集群分析集群分析集群分析遗传学树是一个遗传学树.人类基因组学是什么?

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