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- The draft genome sequence of Sporosarcina pasteurii is presented, highlighting its genetic makeup.
- This bacterium produces urease, an enzyme that plays a key role in certain biochemical processes.
- Sporosarcina pasteurii has potential applications in biocement production, making it valuable for sustainable construction practices.
Article Abstract
We describe here the draft genome sequence of Sporosarcina pasteurii, a urease-producing bacterium with potential applications in biocement production.
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