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We report here the biosynthesis of daidzein in sp. SS52, its genome sequence and the analysis of its genome for finding putative genes involved in daidzein biosynthesis. The sp. SS52 strain was isolated from the plant in Tra Vinh province, Vietnam. This endophytic strain is capable of producing the isoflavone daidzein in the culture medium. sp. SS52 possesses a linear genome of 8,184,045 bp and the GC content of this genome is 72.5%. The preliminary genome analysis identified homologs of genes involved in the biosynthesis of daidzein in the genome of sp. SS52. The genome sequencing of sp. SS52 was essential for the study of the biosynthesis of daidzein in bacteria.
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