Genome sequences of the biotechnologically important Bacillus megaterium strains QM B1551 and DSM319.

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Genome sequences of the biotechnologically important Bacillus megaterium strains QM B1551 and DSM319.

Journal of bacteriology - 1 Aug 2011

Eppinger Mark, Bunk Boyke, Johns Mitrick A, Edirisinghe Janaka N, Kutumbaka Kirthi K, Koenig Sara S K, Creasy Heather Huot, Rosovitz M J, Riley David R, Daugherty Sean, Martin Madeleine, Elbourne Liam D H, Paulsen Ian, Biedendieck Rebekka, Braun Christopher, Grayburn Scott, Dhingra Sourabh, Lukyanchuk Vitaliy, Ball Barbara, Ul-Qamar Riaz, Seibel Jürgen, Bremer Erhard, Jahn Dieter, Ravel Jacques, Vary Patricia S

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Bacillus megaterium is deep-rooted in the Bacillus phylogeny, making it an evolutionarily key species and of particular importance in understanding genome evolution, dynamics, and plasticity in the bacilli. B. megaterium is a commercially available, nonpathogenic host for the biotechnological production of several substances, including vitamin B(12), penicillin acylase, and amylases. Here, we report the analysis...

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PMID: 21705586
DOI: 10.1128/JB.00449-11
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