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- The study presents draft genome sequences of two underexplored bacterial strains, KCTC 42399 and KCTC 52045, aiming to expand understanding of their related genera.
- Genome analysis showed that both strains have the potential to break down starch, indicating amylolytic capabilities.
- The findings contribute to the broader knowledge of this bacterial family and its characteristics.
Article Abstract
and are type strains of underexplored genera affiliated with Herein, we report the draft genome sequences of two strains of these bacteria, KCTC 42399 and KCTC 52045, with the intent of broadening knowledge of this family. Genome annotation and gene mining revealed that both bacteria exhibit amylolytic abilities.
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