SeqCode

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SeqCode is the nomenclature code for prokaryotes in which genome sequences serve as nomenclatural types for naming new species. It enables the registration and validation of names through the central repository, the SeqCode Registry (https://seqco.de/)

🎉 The #SeqCode has reached a significant milestone: with the validation of the genus Skiveiella, a total of 1,000 #names have now been validly published under the SeqCode. This achievement marks a major step forward in the adoption and impact of the SeqCode within the scientific community.

Saving microbes might sound like a crazy idea to some, but naming them could actually help protect them too. Imagine if all Lactobacillus spp. suddenly disappeared from your gut… you'd better name them! #Taxonomy #Nomenclature #Microbes

TETTRIX@tettrix.eu · last yr.

What is the Taxonomy Recognition Day, and why do we celebrate it on May 23? #tettriseu replies! 👇 youtu.be/t_3ZMHTQnbI?... Don't forget to participate in our #nameittosaveit campaign! @smnstuttgart.bsky.social @mnhn.fr @naturalis.bsky.social @nhmwien.bsky.social @eurotaxonomy.cetaf.org

This is a great study, and both codes are doing their best to serve our scientific community. The SeqCode recognizes names validly published under the ICNP and their priorities; thus, Patescibacteriota it is. We hope this promotes the reuse of existing names where possible.

DEEMteam_Orsay@deemteam.bsky.social · 2y ago

A new chapter in the ICNP-SeqCode battle: Should the phylum Patescibacteria be called Minisyncoccota or Patescibacteriota? : www.microbiologyresearch.org/content/jour... academic.oup.com/ismecommun/a...

Since 2022, the SeqCode Registry has enabled the valid publication of 700+ names, providing nomenclatural stability and recognition for prokaryotes described without pure cultures. We’re a small but growing community advancing the use of genomic data in naming microorganisms. #SeqCode #Nomenclature