Complete genome sequence of strain JHJ, a chloromethane-degrading anaerobe affiliated with the family Oscillospiraceae
Huijuan Jin, Yi Yang, Ke Shi, Xiuying Li, Jingjing Wang, Yiru Cui, Siqi Huang, Tongyue Zhou, Guanchi Liu, Gao Chen, Frank E. Löffler, Jun Yan
TL;DR
This paper presents the genome sequence of a bacteria strain that can break down chloromethane into formate and acetate.
Contribution
The study provides the complete genome sequence of a novel chloromethane-degrading anaerobic bacterium.
Findings
Strain JHJ has a 2.2 Mbp circular chromosome with 52.5% G + C content.
The genome encodes an incomplete Wood-Ljungdahl pathway and 52 putative methyltransferases.
Abstract
Oscillospiraceae bacterium strain JHJ, an anerobe isolated from estuarine sediment, degrades chloromethane to formate and acetate. The genome of strain JHJ consists of a 2.2 Mbp circular chromosome with a G + C content of 52.5% and encodes an incomplete Wood-Ljungdahl pathway and 52 putative methyltransferases.
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TopicsGenomics and Phylogenetic Studies · Microbial Community Ecology and Physiology · Microbial bioremediation and biosurfactants