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CCUG 25610 Streptococcus oralis

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HV225381	JP 2003511015-A/2276: HIGHLY CONSERVED GENES AND THEIR USE TO GENERATE SPECIES-SPECIFIC, GENUS-SPECIFIC, FAMILY-SPECIFIC, GROUP-SPECIFIC AND UNIVERSAL NUCLEIC ACID PROBES AND AMPLIFICATION PRIMERS TO RAPIDLY DETECT AND IDENTIFY ALGAL, ARCHAEAL, BACTERIAL, FUNGAL AND PARASITICAL MICROOR-GANISMS FROM CLINICAL SPECIMENS FOR DIAGNOSIS	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2011/07/15	550
HV224871	JP 2003511015-A/1873: HIGHLY CONSERVED GENES AND THEIR USE TO GENERATE SPECIES-SPECIFIC, GENUS-SPECIFIC, FAMILY-SPECIFIC, GROUP-SPECIFIC AND UNIVERSAL NUCLEIC ACID PROBES AND AMPLIFICATION PRIMERS TO RAPIDLY DETECT AND IDENTIFY ALGAL, ARCHAEAL, BACTERIAL, FUNGAL AND PARASITICAL MICROOR-GANISMS FROM CLINICAL SPECIMENS FOR DIAGNOSIS	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2011/07/15	430
HV224820	JP 2003511015-A/1822: HIGHLY CONSERVED GENES AND THEIR USE TO GENERATE SPECIES-SPECIFIC, GENUS-SPECIFIC, FAMILY-SPECIFIC, GROUP-SPECIFIC AND UNIVERSAL NUCLEIC ACID PROBES AND AMPLIFICATION PRIMERS TO RAPIDLY DETECT AND IDENTIFY ALGAL, ARCHAEAL, BACTERIAL, FUNGAL AND PARASITICAL MICROOR-GANISMS FROM CLINICAL SPECIMENS FOR DIAGNOSIS	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2011/07/15	1668
HV224186	JP 2003511015-A/1188: HIGHLY CONSERVED GENES AND THEIR USE TO GENERATE SPECIES-SPECIFIC, GENUS-SPECIFIC, FAMILY-SPECIFIC, GROUP-SPECIFIC AND UNIVERSAL NUCLEIC ACID PROBES AND AMPLIFICATION PRIMERS TO RAPIDLY DETECT AND IDENTIFY ALGAL, ARCHAEAL, BACTERIAL, FUNGAL AND PARASITICAL MICROOR-GANISMS FROM CLINICAL SPECIMENS FOR DIAGNOSIS	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2011/07/15	599
HV223983	JP 2003511015-A/985: HIGHLY CONSERVED GENES AND THEIR USE TO GENERATE SPECIES-SPECIFIC, GENUS-SPECIFIC, FAMILY-SPECIFIC, GROUP-SPECIFIC AND UNIVERSAL NUCLEIC ACID PROBES AND AMPLIFICATION PRIMERS TO RAPIDLY DETECT AND IDENTIFY ALGAL, ARCHAEAL, BACTERIAL, FUNGAL AND PARASITICAL MICROOR-GANISMS FROM CLINICAL SPECIMENS FOR DIAGNOSIS	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2011/07/15	798
HV223949	JP 2003511015-A/951: HIGHLY CONSERVED GENES AND THEIR USE TO GENERATE SPECIES-SPECIFIC, GENUS-SPECIFIC, FAMILY-SPECIFIC, GROUP-SPECIFIC AND UNIVERSAL NUCLEIC ACID PROBES AND AMPLIFICATION PRIMERS TO RAPIDLY DETECT AND IDENTIFY ALGAL, ARCHAEAL, BACTERIAL, FUNGAL AND PARASITICAL MICROOR-GANISMS FROM CLINICAL SPECIMENS FOR DIAGNOSIS	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2011/07/15	844
HM560711	Streptococcus oralis NCTC:11427 histone-like protein (hlpA) gene, complete cds	NCTC 11427 T NCTC 11427 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2011/01/28	276
HM241936	Streptococcus oralis strain KCTC 13048 16S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence; 16S-23S ribosomal RNA intergenic spacer, complete sequence; and 23S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence	KCTC 13048 T KCTC 13048 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	458
AEDW01000025	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contigB8, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	971
AEDW01000024	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contigB7, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	2401
AEDW01000023	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contigB5, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	878
AEDW01000022	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contigB4, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	2368
AEDW01000021	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contigB2, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	29256
AEDW01000020	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig9, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	241233
AEDW01000019	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig8, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	331627
AEDW01000018	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig7, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	15814
AEDW01000017	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig6, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	30971
AEDW01000016	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig5, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	54913
AEDW01000015	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig4, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	148318
AEDW01000014	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig3, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	186258
AEDW01000013	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig2, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	113013
AEDW01000012	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig22, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	7446
AEDW01000011	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig21, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	57606
AEDW01000010	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig20, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	8423
AEDW01000009	Streptococcus oralis ATCC 35037 contig19, whole genome shotgun sequence	ATCC 35037 T ATCC 35037 is type strain of: Streptococcus oralis	2010/09/27	192983

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