Burkholderia diffusa

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Taxonomic classification

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Related species in the DataBank

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.

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Sequence records

AlphaFold DB proteome: UP000494125 ↗

Proteomics (external sources)

PRIDE — project-level reference (metadata only; no per-protein identifications are available via PRIDE's public API)

Metabolic Profiles (external sources)

KEGG: KEGG genome-based metabolic profile (bdf) (View at source ↗) — Genome-based pathway inference (KEGG) — reflects which metabolic pathways this species' annotated genes place it in, not experimentally measured metabolite presenceAFDSI-METABPROF-346Copy ID

Protein Structures

Geographic range (Africa)

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.

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Derived analysis results

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.

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