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- The complete genome sequence of JCM 33966 (CCUG 74597) has been reported.
- This bacterium is part of the oral microbiome and may help prevent tooth decay.
- It has potential as an oral probiotic seed, promoting dental health.
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We report the complete genome sequence of JCM 33966 (=CCUG 74597). This bacterium is a member of the oral and has the potential to be anticariogenic as an oral probiotic seed.
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