Delftia tsuruhatensis IICT-RSP4, an uricase producing bacterium was isolated using i -chip method from soil and characterized. Here, we report the draft genome sequence of D. tsuruhatensis IICT-RSP4. The genome data comprised of 6,627,718bp (6.6 MB) with a GC content of 66.6% with 7 protein encoding genes, 346 sub-systems with 6165 coding sequences and 112 RNAs. The genome revealed five functional secondary metabolite biosynthetic gene clusters viz. terpene, resorcinol, NRP+PKS, T2PKS, and RiPPS related to antimicrobial, anticancer and antimalarial functionality. In vitro , screening studies revealed the uricase potential of the strain D. tsuruhatensis IICT-RSP4. This is the first report on the whole genome sequence of an uricase-producing D. tsuruhatensis IICT-RSP4.
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