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Resuscitating Sleeping Beauties: reviving a six-hundred-year-old amoeba and endosymbiont

2023-09-26

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Coprolites are sources of ancient human gut microbiota and parasites. Paleomicrobiological investigation of a 14 th -century coprolite revealed amoeba cysts that when cultured were identified as Acanthamoeba castellanii strain Namur. Genomic DNA sequencing indicated a 69-Mb, 57.9% GC content genome encoding 40,545 proteins, including 266 amoeba sequences sharing the best hit with amoeba-resist...

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330ec246-1989-54b0-a14d-afd7d1845d04
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10.1101/2023.09.22.558946
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