# Complete genome sequence of Thioclava strain BDS19, isolated from coastal marsh sediment

## TL;DR

This paper presents the complete genome sequence of Thioclava strain BDS19, a sulfur-oxidizing microbe isolated from coastal marsh sediment.

## Contribution

The study provides a complete genome sequence of a culturable sulfur-oxidizing Thioclava strain for functional analysis.

## Key findings

- The genome is 3,410,538 bp long with 59.6 mol% G + C content.
- Thioclava strain BDS19 was isolated from marsh sediment on Cape Cod, USA.

## Abstract

Salt marsh sediments host intensive sulfur cycling. Genome sequences from culturable sulfur-oxidizing microbes are required for targeted engineering to test sox gene function. We report the complete genome sequence (3,410,538 bp, 59.6 mol% G + C content) of putative sulfur oxidizer Thioclava strain BDS19, isolated from marsh sediment on Cape Cod, USA.