Announcement presents genome analysis of Chryseobacterium cupriresistens Str01, suggesting adaptive abilities in contaminated environments.
This announcement presents the genome of Chryseobacterium cupriresistens Str01, initially misidentified as Chryseobacterium indologenes by VITEK 2 and BLASTn, isolated from a countertop of a vegetable market in Manila, Philippines. Its ~5 Mbp (36.41% G + C) genome carries predicted antibiotic and heavy-metal resistance genes, the latter suggesting adaptive potential in metal-contaminated environments.
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