Whole genome sequence and manual annotation of Clostridium autoethanogenum, an industrially relevant bacterium

Christopher M. Humphreys; Samantha McLean; Sarah Schatschneider; Thomas Millat; Anne M. Henstra; Florence J. Annan; Ronja Breitkopf; Bart Pander; Pawel Piatek; Peter Rowe; Alexander T. Wichlacz; Craig Woods; Rupert Norman; Jochen Blom; Alexander Goesman; Charlie Hodgman; David A. Barrett; Neil R. Thomas; Klaus Winzer; Nigel P. Minton

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We present a revised manually curated full genome sequence for Clostridium autoethanogenum DSM10061, which provides reliable information for genome-scale models that rely heavily on the accuracy of annotation, and represents an important step towards the manipulation and metabolic modelling of this industrially relevant acetogen.

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