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Abstract
ABSTRACTWe report the closed and annotated genome sequence of Sulfuriferula sp. strain AH1. Strain AH1 has a 2,877,007-bp chromosome that includes a partial Sox system for inorganic sulfur oxidation and a complete nitrogen fixation pathway. It also has a single 39,138-bp plasmid with genes for arsenic and mercury resistance.
Highlights
We report the closed and annotated genome sequence of Sulfuriferula sp. strain AH1
Strain AH1 is a member of the genus Sulfuriferula but is Ͻ97% similar by 16S rRNA gene sequence to the three described Sulfuriferula species [10,11,12]
Cells of strain AH1 were collected from batch cultures onto 0.2-m-pore filters, and genomic DNA was isolated from the filters using the PowerWater DNA isolation kit (Mo Bio Laboratories, Inc.)
Summary
We report the closed and annotated genome sequence of Sulfuriferula sp. strain AH1. Strain AH1 has a 2,877,007-bp chromosome that includes a partial Sox system for inorganic sulfur oxidation and a complete nitrogen fixation pathway. Strain AH1 is a member of the genus Sulfuriferula but is Ͻ97% similar by 16S rRNA gene sequence to the three described Sulfuriferula species [10,11,12]. Cells of strain AH1 were collected from batch cultures onto 0.2-m-pore filters, and genomic DNA (gDNA) was isolated from the filters using the PowerWater DNA isolation kit (Mo Bio Laboratories, Inc.). Twenty micrograms of high-molecular-weight gDNA was used for long-read sequencing on a Pacific Biosciences RSII platform.
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