Caryophanon latum
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Caryophanon latum is a unique microorganism, which are microaerophilic, which hae a recognition site in an ideal bacterial vector PBR322.Majorly Caryophanon latum is isolated from the cow dung, these paper provides information on techniques implemented on isolation and culturing Caryophanon latum.
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