TL;DR
Analysis of publicly available complete genomes of 42 P. acidilactici strains revealed that Pediococcus genomes did not comprise any virulence factors, supporting that these strains are likely non-pathogenic based on the computational analyses performed.
The putative biosynthetic pathway of the paenialvins is described and structural variations are explained, bringing useful data on Paenibacillus secondary metabolism for future antibiotic development.
B. sanguinis AZMABM HM27 represents a marine symbiotic strain associated with R. magnifica and a promising source of bioactive compounds with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antidiabetic, and antiproliferative potential.
Overall, P. boreofloridensis RAC1 represents a multidrug-resistant and genomically dynamic strain encoding virulence-associated genes and resistance genes that suggest adaptive potential in host-associated environments and require further experimental investigation to evaluate its role in silkworm larval disease.
The whole-genome sequencing and functional annotation of Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus HP-B1083 reveal that this genome is rich in genes related to carbohydrate metabolism, hydrolases, and transferases, which is highly consistent with its phenotypic characteristics in glycoside transformation and the synthesis of antiba...
Two human-derived Pediococcus pentosaceus strains, MIANGUAN and MIANGUAN2, were subjected to integrated genomic and phenotypic characterization and supports their further investigation as potential probiotic candidates.
A genomic baseline for biotype 1A Y. enterocolitica isolates recovered from animal-source foods in South Korea is provided and conserved chromosomal virulence-associated genes involved in adhesion, invasion, invasion, secretion, and enterotoxicity were detected.
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