According to Merrifield, a probiotic strain's name may include up to three important pieces of information: Genus: the first part of a species' scientific name, representing a broad group of related bacteria (for example, Bacillus ) Species: the second part of the name, identifying a specific type within the genus (for example, coagulans ) Strain: a unique identifier for the exact bacterial strain, usually a combination of numbers and/or letters (for example, Bacillus coagulans MTCC-5856) Knowing the specific strain is the most helpful for choosing a probiotic for IBS, says Merrifield
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