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taxon 2105Also known as: Mycoplasma bovine group 7, Mycoplasma sp. 'bovine group 7', Mycoplasma sp. bovine group 7, Mycoplasma species bovine group 7
No local or indigenous names recorded yet.
Cosmopolitan
Occurrence records: Recorded mostly outside Africa. 1 of 61 GBIF records (2%) are from Africa (checked 10/12/2026). A hint from GBIF and the genomes on this Hub, not an assessment: GBIF includes zoo and travel records.
Species that share this one's nearest groups in NCBI Taxonomy. This is how they're classified, not a phylogeny. See it in the species tree.
Origin: hub
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First synced: 10/11/2026 · Last updated: 10/12/2026
Source: NCBI GCF_051053175.1 · View at source ↗
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Collection: Nigeria
Sequencing: PacBio Sequel · Flye v. 2.6 · 277x coverage
Released: 2025-06-25 · Submitted by: University of Bern
publiccc0AFDSI-SEQ-6027 Benefit-sharing under CBD Decision 16/2 and national frameworks →Country of origin: NG · PIC: unknown · MAT: unknown
GoaT: no record for this species (not eukaryotic, or not yet sequenced)
Publicly accessible — no request needed.
No AlphaFold DB proteome found for this species.
BioImage Archive: (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4187
BioImage Archive: Original images for A “torn bag mechanism” of small extracellular vesicle release via limiting membrane rupture of en bloc released amphisomes (amphiectosomes) https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.95828.1 Figure3I revised version (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4189
BioImage Archive: (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4190
BioImage Archive: (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4191
BioImage Archive: ZFTA_RELA HEK293T Puncta Studies (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4192
BioImage Archive: ZFTA_RELA HEK293T Puncta Studies (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4193
BioImage Archive: Transmission electron microscopy of the rat hepatic stellate cell line PAV-1 (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4177
BioImage Archive: Transmission electron microscopy of the rat hepatic stellate cell line PAV-1 (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4176
BioImage Archive: Heterotrimeric G proteins containing Gβ1γ2 subunits exhibit subtype-specific mobility differences in live cells (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4182
BioImage Archive: Anagrelide remodels the PDE3A–SLFN12 interactome to associate with translation initiation machinery in cancer cell lines (View on source archive ↗)AFDSI-CELL-4185
1 real GBIF-recorded occurrence across Africa — see this species on GBIF ↗.
This reflects real occurrence records submitted to GBIF, not a comprehensive range map — sampling effort varies significantly by country and region, so an absence here doesn't mean the species isn't present.
Genomes are often recorded at strain level. These entries belong to this species.
A node's own derived bioinformatics-analysis output (e.g. an SSR/microsatellite discovery archive) run against this species' own genome data — see the Derived Analysis page for the full catalog.
MegaSSR — ssr_discovery
derived from genome record AFDSI-SEQ-6027
File: GCF_051053175.1_megassr_results.tar.gz
Tool version: MegaSSR v3.0.0 (UM6P patched)
Native — captured by Northern-MA-UM6P-8787752738 · View at source ↗
cc_by public Country of origin not recorded: see how benefit-sharing works →
AFDSI-ANALYSIS-20358