Complete genome sequence of Cedecea davisae 739Q, a newly isolated strain from patient’s ulcer secretion
Wei Lu, Lihong Li, Yunuo Wu, Xinxin Zhou, Daojun Yu, Shenghai Wu
TL;DR
This paper presents the full genome sequence of a Cedecea davisae strain isolated from a patient's ulcer.
Contribution
The complete genome sequence of a newly isolated Cedecea davisae strain is reported for the first time.
Findings
The genome consists of a 4.95 Mb circular chromosome.
It also includes a 76.9 Kb circular plasmid.
The data will support future research on this clinical isolate.
Abstract
We report the complete genome of Cedecea davisae 739Q obtained from the ulcer secretions of a clinical patient. The genome has one circular chromosome (4.95 Mb) and one circular plasmid (76.9 Kb). These sequencing data provide a solid groundwork for future studies.
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Taxonomy
TopicsEnterobacteriaceae and Cronobacter Research · Insects and Parasite Interactions · Neonatal skin health care