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. 2022 Mar 7;13:853762. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2022.853762

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Copyright © 2022 Vazquez-Munoz, Thompson, Russell, Sobue, Zhou and Dongari-Bagtzoglou.

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Phylogenetic analysis of Lactobacillus johnsonii MT4. The whole genome of the L. johnsonii MT4 strain was analyzed to assess its phylogeny. The phylogenetic analysis of the MT4 strain shows the relation of our strains with other 17 L. johnsonii strains (genomes from the NCBI database). The analyzed L. johnsonii strains are NCK2677, ATCC 33200, N6.2, 3DG, BS15, Byun_jo_01, DC22.2, DPC_6026, FI9785, G2A, GHZ10a, IDCC9203, NCC_533, UMNLJ21, UMNLJ22, ZLJ010, and pf01. All branch support values are 1. The phylogenetic analysis shows that MT4 and NCK2677 share >99.96% of identity (red square). The closest relative to strain MT4/NCK2677 is NCC_533 (La1). ATCC 33200 strain (blue square) was used for some experiments as a comparison.