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Draft Genome Sequence of FT9, a Novel Bacillus cereus Strain Isolated from a Brazilian Thermal Spring.

ABSTRACT: A Bacillus cereus strain, FT9, isolated from a hot spring in the midwest region of Brazil, had its entire genome sequenced.

SUBMITTER: Raiol T

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4192392 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Draft Genome Sequence of FT9, a Novel Bacillus cereus Strain Isolated from a Brazilian Thermal Spring.

Raiol Tainá T De-Souza Marlene Teixeira MT Oliveira João Victor A JV Silva Helena Schubert da Incarnação Lima HS Orem Juliana Capella JC Cavalcante Danilo Andrade DA Almeida Nalvo F NF Telles Guilherme P GP Setubal João Carlos JC Brigido Marcelo M MM Torres Fernando A G FA Stadler Peter S PS Walter Maria Emília M T ME Moraes Lídia M P LM

Genome announcements 20141009 5

A Bacillus cereus strain, FT9, isolated from a hot spring in the midwest region of Brazil, had its entire genome sequenced. ...[more]

PMID: 25301660

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