| Title : Draft Genome Sequence of Meiothermus ruber H328, Which Degrades Chicken Feathers, and Identification of Proteases and Peptidases Responsible for Degradation - Inada_2013_Genome.Announc_1_e00176 |
| Author(s) : Inada S , Watanabe K |
| Ref : Genome Announc , 1 : , 2013 |
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Abstract :
Meiothermus ruber H328 was isolated from Arima Hot Springs, Kobe, Japan, as a moderate thermophile. It has a strong ability to degrade intact chicken feathers. The enzymatic mechanism of the strain for feather degradation is unclear. The draft genome suggests potent enzyme candidates for degradation of keratin, a hard-to-degrade protein found in feathers. |
| PubMedSearch : Inada_2013_Genome.Announc_1_e00176 |
| PubMedID: 23640376 |
| Gene_locus related to this paper: meiru-a0a0s7auy3 , meird-d3pp80 |
| Gene_locus | meiru-a0a0s7auy3 meird-d3pp80 |
Inada S, Watanabe K (2013)
Draft Genome Sequence of Meiothermus ruber H328, Which Degrades Chicken Feathers, and Identification of Proteases and Peptidases Responsible for Degradation
Genome Announc
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Inada S, Watanabe K (2013)
Genome Announc
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