Genome analysis reveals phylogenomic relationships among freshwater Janthinobacterium lividum strains in Austria, suggesting potential for biosynthesis study.
We report complete circular genomes of five Janthinobacterium lividum strains isolated from Austrian freshwater sources. Genomes (6.3–6.6 Mbp, >99% complete) were assembled using Oxford Nanopore sequencing. Each encodes a full violacein biosynthesis pathway. Phylogenomic analysis places most strains close to the type strains, with one strain more distantly related.
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