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- Researchers sequenced the genome of the BB11 strain, which comes from the rumen of a Holstein bull calf.
- This strain exhibited positive probiotic traits, including its ability to tolerate bile salts, adhere to surfaces, and withstand acidic environments.
- The genome was found to be 2,200,000 base pairs long and had a guanine and cytosine (G+C) content of 62.5%.
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Here we report the genome sequence of BB11 strain, isolated from the Holstein bull calf's rumen samples. The strain tested positive for probiotic characteristics such as bile salt tolerance, adhesion, and acid tolerance. The genome size was 2,200,000 bp with the guanine and cytosine (G+C) content of 62.5%.
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