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Investigation of the genetic diversity of gut mycobiota of the wild and laboratory mice.
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Mice are colonized by diverse gut fungi, known as the mycobiota, which have received much less attention than bacterial microbiota. Here, we studied the diversities and structures of cecal fungal communities in wild ( IMPORTANCE: In this study, we analyzed the fungal microbiota of three wild mouse species alongside laboratory mice using ITS1 amplicon sequencing. By integrating whole-genome sequencing with culturomics, we sequenced the genomes of 48 fungi isolated from cultured strains and investigated their biological functions to understand the role of intestinal fungi in the environmental adaptability of wild mice. This investigation has expanded the functional gene repository of gut fungi and shed new light on the intricate interplay between mice and their gut fungal communities. The data offer valuable insight into the ecological adaptation in wild mice, emphasizing the complex and dynamic relationship between the murine hosts and their mycobiota.
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