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Rough colony morphology of Mycobacterium massiliense Type II genotype is due to the deletion of glycopeptidolipid locus within its genome.

BMC genomics - 17 Dec 2013

Kim Byoung-Jun, Kim Bo-Ram, Lee So-Young, Kook Yoon-Hoh, Kim Bum-Joon

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BACKGROUND: Recently, we introduced the complete genome sequence of Mycobacterium massiliense clinical isolates, Asan 50594 belonging to Type II genotype with rough colony morphology. Here, to address the issue of whether the rough colony morphotype of M. massiliense Type II genotype is genetically determined or not, we compared polymorphisms of the glycopeptidolipid (GPL) gene locus between M. massiliense Type...

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PMID: 24341808
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2164-14-890
PMCID: PMC3878547

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