Abstract
ABSTRACTBloom-forming cyanobacteria pose concerns for the environment and the health of humans and animals by producing toxins and thus lowering water quality. Here, we report near-complete genome sequences of two Microcystis strains under xenic culture conditions, which were originally isolated from two separate freshwater reservoirs from the Republic of Korea.
Highlights
Bloom-forming cyanobacteria pose concerns for the environment and the health of humans and animals by producing toxins and lowering water quality
Long-read assemblies using strain MC19 produced a 5.0-Mb contig consistently with smaller ones using any of the three assemblers
The largest of the 151 contigs obtained from Canu was circularized by mapping the corrected reads in CLC Genomics Workbench, and RS_AHA_Scaffolding was performed again
Summary
Bloom-forming cyanobacteria pose concerns for the environment and the health of humans and animals by producing toxins and lowering water quality. Analysis, were manually integrated into 6 contigs.
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