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Complete Genomic Sequence of the Equol-Producing Bacterium Eggerthella sp. Strain YY7918, Isolated from Adult Human Intestine

13 Sept 2011

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Eggerthella sp. strain YY7918 was isolated from the intestinal flora of a healthy human. It metabolizes daidzein (a soybean isoflavonoid) and produces S-equol, which has stronger estrogenic activities than daidzein. Here, we report the finished and annotated genomic sequence of this organism.

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PMID: 21914883
DOI: 10.1128/jb.05626-11

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