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Bioinformatics & Integrated Biology Lab Institute for Fundamental Biomedical Research Biomedical Sciences Research Center "Alexander Fleming" |
| Basic Information | |
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| Taxon OID | 3300009784 Open in IMG/M |
| Scaffold ID | Ga0123357_10070014 Open in IMG/M |
| Source Dataset Name | Embiratermes neotenicus P4 segment gut microbial communities from Petit-Saut dam, French Guiana - Emb289 P4 |
| Source Dataset Category | Metagenome |
| Source Dataset Use Policy | Open |
| Sequencing Center | DOE Joint Genome Institute (JGI) |
| Sequencing Status | Permanent Draft |
| Scaffold Components | |
|---|---|
| Scaffold Length (bps) | 4661 |
| Total Scaffold Genes | 8 (view) |
| Total Scaffold Genes with Ribosome Binding Sites (RBS) | 2 (25.00%) |
| Novel Protein Genes | 2 (view) |
| Novel Protein Genes with Ribosome Binding Sites (RBS) | 1 (50.00%) |
| Associated Families | 1 |
| Taxonomy | |
|---|---|
| All Organisms → cellular organisms → Eukaryota → Opisthokonta → Metazoa → Eumetazoa → Bilateria → Protostomia → Ecdysozoa → Panarthropoda → Arthropoda → Mandibulata → Pancrustacea → Hexapoda → Insecta → Dicondylia → Pterygota → Neoptera → Polyneoptera → Dictyoptera → Blattodea → Blattoidea → Termitoidae → Termopsidae → Termopsinae → Termopsini → Zootermopsis → Zootermopsis nevadensis | (Source: UniRef50) |
| Source Dataset Ecosystem |
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| Host-Associated → Arthropoda → Digestive System → Gut → Unclassified → Termite Gut → Cubitermes And Nasutitermes Termite Gut Microbial Communities From Max Planck Institute For Terrestrial Microbiology, Germany |
| Source Dataset Sampling Location | ||||||||
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| Location Name | Petit - Saut dam, French Guiana | |||||||
| Coordinates | Lat. (o) | 5.0626 | Long. (o) | -53.0462 | Alt. (m) | Depth (m) | Location on Map | |
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| Family | Category | Number of Sequences | 3D Structure? |
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| F000003 | Metagenome | 14941 | Y |
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