Draft genome sequence of Flavobacterium aquidurense strain, isolated from untreated wastewater

Alexander D.H. Kingdon, Kara D’arcy, Anya Breen, Claudia McKeown, Ellie Allman, Priyanka Sharma, Amy McLeman, Adam P. Roberts

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Abstract

Here, we report the draft 5.8 Mb genome sequence of a Flavobacterium aquidurense isolate from untreated wastewater in Liverpool, United Kingdom. The reported isolate has the potential to produce both flexirubin and β-carotene pigments, and contains an additional biosynthetic gene cluster for a putative novel β-lactone. The genome also contains a gene for a putative β-lactamase blaJOHN-1 analogue, and there are multiple copies of a putative novel insertion sequence of the IS3 family. This genome adds to a growing resource of Flavobacterium spp. sequencing data which can be utilized to investigate microbial pigment production, antimicrobial resistance genes and mobile genetic elements within this genus.

Original languageEnglish
Article number000976.v3
JournalAccess Microbiology
Volume7
Issue number6
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 20 Jun 2025

Keywords

  • antimicrobial resistance
  • beta-lactamase
  • Flavobacterium
  • genome sequencing
  • mobile genetic elements
  • wastewater

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