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Genomic description and prevalence of two new Candidatus Saccharibacteria species from the human gut in different samples and countries

2022-09-08

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The candidate phyla radiation (CPR) has been described as an obligatory group of ultrasmall bacteria associated with host bacteria. They phylogenetically represent a subdivision of bacteria distinct from other living organisms. Using polyphasic approaches, we screened human faecal samples for the detection of Saccharibacteria. The new sequences obtained by sequencing were compared to the complete CPR genomes avail...

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64feceee-e557-5af1-800e-75cdf4917d73
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1920999/v1
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