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Complete genome sequences for 35 biothreat assay-relevant bacillus species.

Shannon L Johnson1, Hajnalka E Daligault2, Karen W Davenport2, James Jaissle3, Kenneth G Frey, Jason T Ladner4, Stacey M Broomall5, Kimberly A Bishop-Lilly, David C Bruce6, Henry S Gibbons5, Susan R Coyne3, Chien-Chi Lo2, Linda Meincke2, A Christine Munk2, Galina I Koroleva4, C Nicole Rosenzweig5, Gustavo F Palacios4, Cassie L Redden, Timothy D Minogue3, Patrick S Chain2.   

Abstract

In 2011, the Association of Analytical Communities (AOAC) International released a list of Bacillus strains relevant to biothreat molecular detection assays. We present the complete and annotated genome assemblies for the 15 strains listed on the inclusivity panel, as well as the 20 strains listed on the exclusivity panel.
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Year:  2015        PMID: 25931591      PMCID: PMC4417687          DOI: 10.1128/genomeA.00151-15

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Genome Announc


GENOME ANNOUNCEMENT

For several years the idea that biothreat and contamination detection methods need to be better characterized has been discussed (1–3). This led the Association of Analytical Communities (AOAC) International to compose a bacterial strain list for evaluation when designing molecular detection assays. This list, termed the Stakeholder Panel on Agent Detection Assays (SPADA), includes 15 inclusivity and 20 exclusivity Bacillus strains (4). As testing pertaining to these strains involves nucleic acid analyses, complete genome assemblies can further improve assays confidence, a major issue in both positive and negative results (5). Here, we describe complete genomes for all 35 strains. Each microbial isolate genome was assembled using at least two data sets (specific data types and coverages are listed in the NCBI records): Illumina (short- and/or long-insert paired data), Roche 454 (long-insert paired data), and PacBio long reads. Short- and long-insert paired data were assembled in both Newbler and Velvet and computationally shredded into 1.5-kbp overlapping shreds. If PacBio coverage was 100× or greater, the data were assembled using PacBio’s Hierarchical Genome Assembly Process (HGAP) (6), all data were additionally assembled together in Allpaths (7). Consensus sequences from HGAP and Allpaths were computationally shredded into 10-kbp overlapping pieces. All shreds were integrated using Phrap. Possible misassemblies were corrected and repeat regions verified using in-house scripts and Consed for manual editing (8–10). All but one of the genomes were assembled into finished-quality complete genomes (11). Each genome assembly was annotated using an Ergatis-based (12) workflow with minor manual curation. Genome assemblies range from 3.4 to 6.7 Mb (Table 1; smallest B. coagulans DSM 1 and largest B. thuringiensis subsp. Morrisoni HD 600) with up to 14 plasmids (mean, 2.9 ± 0.5) and G+C contents of 33 to 47% (only B. coagulans DSM 1 has a G+C content greater than 40%).
TABLE 1

Bacillus genomes

StrainAccession no.PanelAOAC no.Assembly (bp)No. of plasmidsG+C content (%)
B. anthracis
    Turkey32CP009314CP009316IBA155,505,298235
    2002013094CP009900CP009902IBA125,601,083235
    Ames_BA1004CP009979CP009981IBA55,503,969235
    BA1015CP009542CP009544IBA45,491,163235
    BA1035CP009698CP009700IBA105,487,253235
    Canadian bisonCP010320CP010322IBA15,505,775235
    K3CP009329CP009331IBA65,504,993235
    Ohio ACBCP009339CP009341IBA75,498,337235
    PAK-1CP009324CP009325IBA35,403,381135
    PasteurCP009475CP009476IBA135,294,803135
    RA3CP009695CP009697IBA115,489,869235
    SK-102CP009462CP009464IBA85,505,681235
    SterneCP009540CP009541IBA145,409,120135
    V770-NP-1RCP009597CP009598IBA25,410,397135
    Vollum 1BCP009326CP009328IBA95,506,626235
B. cereus
    03BB102CP009317CP009318EBANN135,448,107135
    D17CP009299CP009300EBANN75,590,358135
    03BB108CP009634CP009641EBANN146,450,959733
    3ACP009593CP009596EBANN25,642,300335
    ATCC 4342CP009627CP009628EBANN105,306,298135
    E33LCP009965CP009970EBANN65,846,781535
    FM1CP009368CP009369EBANN115,697,763135
    G9241CP009589CP009592EBANN125,720,073335
    S2-8CP009604CP009606EBANN15,642,468335
B. coagulans
    ATCC 7050CP009709EBANN183,366,995047
B. megaterium
    ATCC 14581CP009915CP009921EBANN205,746,640638
B. mycoides
    ATCC 6462CP009689CP009692EBANN195,637,053335
B. thuringiensis
    Al. HakamCP009645CP009651EBANN95,676,963636
    97-27CP010087CP010088EBANN45,312,686135
    HD 1011CP009332CP009336EBANN36,093,375435
    HD 571CP009599CP009600EBANN85,312,179135
    HD 682CP009717CP009720EBANN85,291,389335
    subsp. Kurstaki HD 1CP009998CP010012EBANN166,859,3741435
    subsp. Morrisoni HD 600bJTHH00000000EBANN176,916,808735
    subsp. thuringiensis HD 1002CP009344CP009351EBANN156,572,702735

If a strain is listed in the inclusivity panel, it is notated with an “I”; if it is in the exclusivity panel, it is notated with an “E.”

Strain B. thuringiensis subsp. Morrisoni HD600 is at Improved High Quality Draft (IHQD) status in 8 contigs, while all other genomes are completed to finished status (11).

Bacillus genomes If a strain is listed in the inclusivity panel, it is notated with an “I”; if it is in the exclusivity panel, it is notated with an “E.” Strain Bthuringiensis subsp. Morrisoni HD600 is at Improved High Quality Draft (IHQD) status in 8 contigs, while all other genomes are completed to finished status (11).

Nucleotide sequence accession numbers.

Accession numbers for all 35 genomes are listed in Table 1.
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