Genome Database
What genome database does EzBioCloud use?
The EzBioCloud Genome Identification database contains a vast amount of microbial genomes, including bacteria and archaea. The database is organized into different taxonomic levels, including domain, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species, and subspecies. As of now, the database contains over 20,000 species, including validated names, genomospecies, and genome groups. The majority of the species belong to the bacterial domain, with a smaller number belonging to the archaeal domain.
DOMAIN
2
PHYLUM
55
CLASS
141
ORDER
319
FAMILY
788
GENUS
3715
SPECIES (SUBSPECIES)
20543
NOMENCLATURE
VALID NAME
16471
GENOMOSPECIES
4072
GENOME GROUP
715
DOMAIN
BACTERIAL SPECIES
20027
ARCHAEAL SPECIES
516
Valid Name
Species in the database that have valid scientific names.
Genomospecies
A genomospecies is a species that cannot be reliably distinguished from other species based on phenotypic characteristics, but can be differentiated based on their genomic content.
Genome Group
Sets of closely related genomes that cannot be confidently assigned to a specific species.
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