Genome annotation of Aspergillus melleus strain CBS 546.65

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Jason Stajich; Sean M. Garvey; Jessica Gil‐Serna

doi:10.1128/mra.00519-25

August 25, 2025Microbiology Resource AnnouncementsOpen Access

Genome annotation of Aspergillus melleus strain CBS 546.65

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Gene annotation identified 12,841 protein-coding genes from the Aspergillus melleus genome, revealing its genetic potential.
A total of 102 biosynthetic gene clusters were identified, showcasing the organism's capacity for diverse biosynthesis.
The analysis involved sequencing and functional annotation of the Aspergillus melleus genome, enhancing research on its applications.
Findings support the use of Aspergillus melleus in biotechnology, underscoring its importance in commercial biosynthesis.

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Genome annotation reveals 12,841 protein-coding genes and 102 biosynthetic gene clusters in Aspergillus melleus, highlighting its potential for commercial applications.

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The fungus Aspergillus melleus is an important biosynthesis host for varied commercial applications. Gene annotation of a previously published genome produced 12,841 protein-coding genes and identified 102 biosynthetic gene clusters.

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