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- Lactobacillus johnsonii strain MR1, isolated from a BALB/cJ mouse, shows potential to reduce allergic airway inflammation when administered orally.
- Long-read genomic sequencing with a MinION sequencer produced a complete genome of approximately 1.95 million base pairs.
- The genome has a GC content of 34.67%, which provides insight into its genetic characteristics.
Article Abstract
Lactobacillus johnsonii strain MR1, which was isolated from the cecum of a BALB/cJ mouse in an airway allergy model, can decrease allergic airway inflammation in the model upon oral administration. Long-read sequencing of this isolate, which was performed using a MinION sequencer, yielded a single, closed genome of 1,953,837 bp, with a GC content of 34.67%.
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