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Draft genome sequence of Coxiella burnetii Dog Utad, a strain isolated from a dog-related outbreak of Q fever.

F D'amato1, M Million1, S Edouard1, J Delerce1, C Robert1, T Marrie2, D Raoult1.   

Abstract

Coxiella burnetii Dog Utad, with a 2 008 938 bp genome is a strain isolated from a parturient dog responsible for a human familial outbreak of acute Q fever in Nova Scotia, Canada. Its genotype, determined by multispacer typing, is 21; the only one found in Canada that includes Q212, which causes endocarditis. Only 107 single nucleotide polymorphisms and 16 INDELs differed from Q212, suggesting a recent clonal radiation.

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Year:  2014        PMID: 25356361      PMCID: PMC4184585          DOI: 10.1002/nmi2.55

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  New Microbes New Infect        ISSN: 2052-2975


Coxiella burnetii is a Gram-negative bacterium with a complex intracellular cycle belonging to the γ-proteobacteria 1. To date, 13 genomes are available from the NCBI 2. Our strain, Dog Utad, was isolated in Marseille from a dog responsible for a Q fever familial outbreak in Nova Scotia, Canada 3. This female dog was a hound that had caught rabbits during its pregnancy and gave birth to four pups. All of them died within 24 h after birth. All three family members (mother, father and son) who were present during the delivery, developed pneumonia in the 2 weeks following parturition. Index case was the mother, who helped with the delivery and cleaned up afterward. Serological data confirmed acute Q fever in the mother and the son and C. burnetii was isolated by shell vial technique 4 from the dog uterus, which was removed 70 days after parturition, frozen and shipped to our laboratory 5. Genotyping was performed on the strain using multi-spacer sequence typing (MST) 6, a technique based on the variability of ten intergenic sequences. The genotype MST 21 was identified and confirmed by BLAST of the genome 7 against Cox sequences (10). We compared the Dog Utad strain to the seven available strains. A comparison of the COG categories showed that Dog Utad follows the same trend as the other available C. burnetii genomes, but with more similarities with CbuG_Q212, a genome previously deposited in GenBank corresponding to a strain from a Canadian man presenting with Q fever endocarditis and having the same genotype (MST21). Coxiella burnetii Dog Utad reads best covered (98%) the Coxiella burnetii CbuG_Q212 genome with a maximum coverage of 1482 and an average coverage of 173. Moreover, the final Dog Utad sequence was the same size as CbuG_Q212 (2 Mb) and there were only 80 gaps (for a total of 52 047 bp). The genome is characterized by a consensus sequence of 2 008 938 bp (G+C content 44%). It encodes 1896 proteins and carries 44 tRNA and one ribosomal operon. To the best of our knowledge after analysing 335 strains with available MST from around the world, MST21 was the only genotype identified in Canada. Two other strains from humans presenting with Q fever endocarditis, two from cats and one other from a dog from Canada were also identified as MST21. The uniformity of geographical and genotypic criteria allows us to define the Canadian geotype, which corresponds to the genotype MST21, infects cats, dogs and humans and is responsible for acute Q fever and endocarditis in the Canadian population. It was also found in two French patients 6 and in Alberta, Canada. We found only 123 mutations (70 of them in putative open reading frames (ORF)) when compared with CbuG_Q212: 107 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs; 67 in ORF), eight insertions (one ORF) and eight deletions (two in ORF). Forty-seven of the 70 are non-synonymous mutations, corresponding to 44 mutated genes. These genes encode for 17 proteins involved in metabolism, five transporters, three membrane proteins, three proteins of signal transduction, three translation proteins, two transcription proteins, two chaperone proteins, three hypothetical proteins, one type IV secretion system protein, one DNA replication protein, one protein involved in cellular processes, one organic solvent tolerance protein, one isomerase and one stress protein (Table1). This very low number of SNPs suggests a very short genetic distance between these two genomes, suggesting a recent clonal radiation of C. burnetii MST21 in Canada.
Table 1

Non-synonymous point mutations in Coxiella burnetii Dog Utad compared with Coxiella burnetii Q212

PositionaTypeGene IDAnnotationNucleotide change (Q212→Dog Utad)Amino acid change (Q212→Dog Utad)
26219SNPCbuG_0030Hypothetical proteinC→AAla→Glu
57338SNPCbuG_0066Thioredoxin peroxidaseA→CSer→Ala
77850SNPCbuG_0091Transporter-sodium dependentA→CThr→Pro
100854SNPCbuG_0107Biotin carboxylaseG→CGly→Ala
329943SNPCbuG_0357Ribosomal protein α-l glutamate ligaseG→AGly→Glu
366913SNPCbuG_0400IcmJG→AGlu→Lys
366926SNPCbuG_0400IcmJA→GGlu→Gly
393251SNPCbuG_0426Sodium/proton antiporter proteinT→CDEL20aa
503017SNPCbuG_0540Exported membrane spanning proteinT→APhe→Tyr
504897SNPCbuG_0540Exported membrane spanning proteinA→GThr→Ala
543181SNPCbuG_0577Bacterial protein translation initiation factor 2G→AVal→Met
610658SNPCbuG_0645Outer membrane lipoproteinC→TMet→Leu
719445SNPCbuG_0753Na+/H+ antiporterT→CGln→Arg
736723SNPCbuG_0769Malate dehydrogenaseG→AArg→Gln
763310SNPCbuG_0791Phosphoglycolate phosphataseT→CPhe→Ser
803836SNPCbuG_0828Glycine-rich RNA-binding proteinT→CMet→Leu
836313SNPCbuG_0860Transcription-repair coupling factorG→TSer→Tyr
894420SNPCbuG_0919Two component system histidine kinaseT→GIle→Ser
914733SNPCbuG_0941ABC transporterT→GLeu→Phe
928574SNPCbuG_0953AspartokinaseC→TPro→Leu
974371SNPCbuG_1002CarboxylesteraseA→TGlu→Asp
1006992SNPCbuG_1039Cytochrome d ubiquinol oxidase subunit IT→CSer→Gly
1050734SNPCbuG_1088Endonuclease/exonuclease/phosphatase family proteinC→GAla→Pro
1052481SNPCbuG_1090UDP-N-acetyl glucosamine 6 dehydrogenaseC→TAla→Val
1065901SNPCbuG_1106Colicin V production proteinA→CLeu→Trp
1076084SNPCbuG_1117Aminoglycoside N-6′ acetyltransferaseG→AAla→Val
1164183SNPCbuG_1199Ribosomal-protein-S18-alanine acetyltransferaseT→CAsn→Asp
1190949SNPCbuG_1221Response regulatorA→CVal→Gly
1292064SNPCbuG_1326NAD-dependent epimerase/dehydratase familyG→TThr→Lys
1314867SNPCbuG_1357GTP cyclohydrolase IIT→GGlu→Ala
1549656SNPCbuG_1595ATP-dependent DNA helicase Rec GG→TSer→Arg
1615472SNPCbuG_1668Membrane alanine aminopeptidaseA→GLeu→Pro
1662811SNPCbuG_1713Hypothetical proteinT→CPhe→Xaa
1790891SNPCbuG_1860Type 4 pili biogenesis protein (nucleotide-binding protein)G→AGlu→Lys
1802885SNPCbuG_1874UDP-3-O-[3-hydroxymyristoyl] N-acetylglucosamine deacetylaseC→TGly→Asp
1807487SNPCbuG_1879UDP-N-acetylenolpyruvoylglucosamine reductaseT→GAsn→His
1899207SNPCbuG_1975Multidrug resistance protein DG→TGly→Cys
1902387SNPCbuG_1983CarboxylesteraseT→GSer→Ala
1904423SNPCbuG_1985Organic solvent tolerance proteinA→GTyr→Cys
1906869SNPCbuG_1985Organic solvent tolerance proteinA→CGlu→Asp
1907022SNPCbuG_1987Peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans isomeraseG→AVal→Ile
1910350SNPCbuG_1990Universal stress protein AG→AAla→Thr
1933346SNPCbuG_2020ATP-dependent endopeptidase hsl proteolytic subunitC→GPhe→Leu
1934809SNPCbuG_2021ATP-dependent endopeptidase hsl ATP-binding subunitT→CMet→Thr
1185060InsertionCbuG_1215CoA-transferase family III protein–TGGINS His
479626DeletionCbuG_0513NADH quinone oxidoreductase subunit LG–DEL5aa
491265DeletionCbuG_0526Hypothetical proteinT–DEL1aa

Single nucleotide polymorphisms and INDELs after comparison between Coxiella burnetii Dog_Utad and Coxiella burnetii Cbu_Q212.

Position in C. burnetii Cbu_Q212.

Non-synonymous point mutations in Coxiella burnetii Dog Utad compared with Coxiella burnetii Q212 Single nucleotide polymorphisms and INDELs after comparison between Coxiella burnetii Dog_Utad and Coxiella burnetii Cbu_Q212. Position in C. burnetii Cbu_Q212.

Nucleotide Sequence Accession Numbers

Strain Dog Utad has been deposited in GenBank under the project accession number PRJEB4294. The version described in this article is the first version, PRJEB4294.
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