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理研バイオリソースセンター微生物材料開発室 Japan Collection of Microorganisms, RIKEN BioResource Research Center
Collection, Preservation, Quality Control, Distribution of diverse species of Bacteria, Archaea, Fungi useful for environmental and health sciences to
contribute to scientific community
Staff Members
Head Dr. Ohkuma
Curators 7
Gene Analysis 1
Resource Advancement 3
Agency-staff and Part-timers 17
Postdoctoral Fellows 4
Visiting Scientists 2
Students 2
1981 Establishment in Wako campus
2004 Integrated with RIKEN BRC as Microbe Division
2007 Appointed as a core member of National Bioresource Project
2012 Relocation to Tsukuba campus
Microbial Resources in JCM
1) Strains relevant to researches of human health and environmental
conservation
2) Type strains and related strains of bacteria, archaea, filamentous fungi and
yeasts (confine to BSL 1 and 2 microorganisms)
3) Model microorganisms for academic researches (e.g., genome-sequenced
microorganisms)
Indigenous bacteria in human
intestines, skins and oral cavities
Bacteria that cause metal corrosion Oleaginous yeasts utilizing starch
Symbiotic microbes
associated with plants
and insects/termites
Strain Holding
Bacteria
(18,989)
Archaea
(817)
Total: 27,544 strains
(As of November, 2018)
Filamentous Fungi
(4,031)
Yeasts
(3,681)
Others: micro-algae
(26)
Proteobacteria 40%
Actinobacteria 29%
Firmicutes 23%
Bacteroides 7%
Others (15 phyla) 1%
7,585
404
460
893 5
type strains or derived from
type materials
1) Strains relevant to researches of human health and environmental
conservation
2) Type strains and related strains of bacteria, archaea, filamentous fungi and
yeasts (confine to BSL 1 and 2 microorganisms)
3) Model microorganisms for academic researches (e.g., genome-sequenced
microorganisms)
Microbial Resources in JCM
Genome sequence (accession No.)
Genomic DNA
As of October, 2018, genomic
DNA samples of more than 760
strains are available from the
RIKEN DNA BANK.
As of November, 2018, genomic
sequences of more than 2,100
strains are accessible.
1) Strains relevant to researches of human health and environmental
conservation
2) Type strains and related strains of bacteria, archaea, filamentous fungi and
yeasts (confine to BSL 1 and 2 microorganisms)
3) Model microorganisms for academic researches (e.g., genome-sequenced
microorganisms)
Microbial Resources in JCM
NBRP (National BioResource Program) Genome Information Upgrading
Program. Under the program, JCM has determined genome sequences of
various microbial strains useful for researchers, in collaboration with the other
genome-sequencing centers/institutes.
Genome Sequencing of JCM strains
FY 2014 Eukaryotic strains, 217 strains, Data publication in 2016
(http://www.jcm.riken.jp/cgi-bin/nbrp/nbrp_list.cgi)
FY 2012 Prokaryotic strains 312 strains, Data publication in 2014
(http://jcm.brc.riken.jp/en/nbrplist_e)
Genome Sequencing of JCM strains
Culture collection
partners
ATCC, BCCM/LMG,
BCRC, CAIM, CBS,
CCUG, CECT, CICC. CIP,
CGMCC, ICMP, JCM,
KCTC, KMM, MUM, NCTC,
NBRC, NCAIM, PCU,
TBRC, TISTR, UCD, VKM
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The 7th WDCM WorkshopOctober 12-13, 2017, Beijing
Organized by:
➢ Institute of Microbiology, CAS
➢ World Federation for Culture Collections (WFCC)
➢ European Commission
Supported by:
➢ Department of General Administration, CAS
➢ Bureau of Science & Technology for Development, CAS
➢ Bureau of International Co-operation, CAS
➢ National Science and Tech Infrastructure Center, MOST
15 collections from 12 countries➢
ATCC, DSMZ, CBS, JCM, KCTC,
BCCM , TBRC, CGMCC etc.
WDCM GCM 2.0
Contract of the research collaboration (JCM-WDCM Joint Genome Sequencing Project)
Selection of microbial strains to be genome-sequenced
FY2018 51 strains
FY2019- 50-100 strains/year
Preparation of DNA samples
Conclusion of MTA (category II)* for 2018 resource delivery *relevant to for-profit organization(s)
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FORDA Culture Collection NEWSLETTER Dec 05, 2012
Algaculture for Biotechnology Course Aug 13, 2012
International course "Computational genomics" Feb 04, 2012
WFCC Bylaws WFCC Task Forces and Activities Microbiological sites
WFCC Statutes The Endangered Collection Task Group (ECTG) WFCC Committees
WFCC Newsletter No.51 (Apr. 2012) Apr 12, 2012
Protect celebrates 30 years of microorganism preservation Jan 17, 2012
The 13th International Conference on Culture Collections(ICCC-13)
WFCC Global Catalogue of Microorganisms
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Timeline of the JCM-WDCM Joint Genome-Sequencing Project
Delivery of the dried DNA samples to BGI@HongKong 15 strains (1st batch): delivered in September 2018
31 strains (2nd batch): will be delivered by January 2019?
December 2017
June 2018
September 2018
May 2018
JCM No. Species name
1. JCM 14781 Amphritea balenae
2. JCM 17466 Anaerostipes butyraticus
3. JCM 31056 Butyricicoccus faecihominis
4. JCM 18676 Butyricimonas faecihominis
5. JCM 18677 Butyricimonas paravirosa
6. JCM 14719 Calditerricola satsumensis
7. JCM 12580 Lentibacillus kapialis
8. JCM 18682 Parabacteroides faecis
9. JCM 23203 Pelagicoccus mobilis
10. JCM 30531 Porphyromonas pasteri
11. JCM 31740 Sulfodiicoccus acidiphilus
12. JCM 13583 Thermogymnomonas acidicola
13. JCM 19902 Thermus composti
14. JCM 30071 Virgibacillus kapii
15. JCM 11219 Vulcanisaeta souniana
including archaea, anaerobic bacteria, thermophilic bacteria, halophilic bacteria
List of First Batch Strains for the Genome-Sequencing
Review the output
Registration in the DDBJ/ENA/GenBank
Further analyses (including
re-sequencing, completion of
the whole genome)
Publication process of the genome sequences
Publication
Public Databases
WDCM GCM website
JCM Online Catalogue
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WFCC Newsletter No.52 (Dec. 2012) Mar 13, 2013
WDCM has been approved by CODATA as its Task Group on Advancing Informatics for Microbiology… Mar 13, 2013
EBRCN International Regulations for Packaging and Shipping of Microorganisms Dec 18, 2012
more
FORDA Culture Collection NEWSLETTER Dec 05, 2012
Algaculture for Biotechnology Course Aug 13, 2012
International course "Computational genomics" Feb 04, 2012
WFCC Bylaws WFCC Task Forces and Activities Microbiological sites
WFCC Statutes The Endangered Collection Task Group (ECTG) WFCC Committees
WFCC Newsletter No.51 (Apr. 2012) Apr 12, 2012
Protect celebrates 30 years of microorganism preservation Jan 17, 2012
The 13th International Conference on Culture Collections(ICCC-13)
WFCC Global Catalogue of Microorganisms
Copyright © 2011 World Federation for Culture Collections All rights reserved.
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Acknowledgements
All of the partners involved in
the GCM 2.0 projects