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Complete Genome Sequence of Coriobacteriaceae Strain 68-1-3, a Novel Mucus-Degrading Isolate from the Swine Intestinal Tract.

ABSTRACT: A novel Coriobacteriaceae bacterium (strain 68-1-3) was isolated from the ileum of the swine intestinal tract using a selective mucus-based medium. Here we present the finished genome sequence for the swine commensal, totaling 1.97 Mb in size.

SUBMITTER: Looft T

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4599084 | biostudies-literature | 2015 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Complete Genome Sequence of Coriobacteriaceae Strain 68-1-3, a Novel Mucus-Degrading Isolate from the Swine Intestinal Tract.

Looft T T Bayles D O DO Alt D P DP Stanton T B TB

Genome announcements 20151008 5

A novel Coriobacteriaceae bacterium (strain 68-1-3) was isolated from the ileum of the swine intestinal tract using a selective mucus-based medium. Here we present the finished genome sequence for the swine commensal, totaling 1.97 Mb in size. ...[more]

PMID: 26450725

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