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. 2012 Nov 16;7(11):e49455. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0049455

Table 1. Eleven newly assembled and three publicly available Cronobacter genomes analyzed in this study.

Species Strain Source Country Genome size (Mbp)d MLST Sequence Type EBI Accession Number
C. sakazakii 680 Clinical USA 4.36 8 CALG01000001-CALG01000201
696 Clinical France 4.90 12 CALF01000001-CALF01000569
701 Clinical France 4.75 4 CALE01000001-CALE01000768
E899a Clinical USA 3.96 4 AFMO00000000
BAA-894a Powdered formula USA 4.53 1 NC_009778-NC_009780
C. malonaticus 507 Clinical Czech Republic 4.45 11 CALD01000001-CALD01000249
681b Clinical USA 4.50 7 CALC01000001-CALC01000171
C. turicensis 564 Clinical USA 4.50 5 CALB01000001-CALB01000114
z3032a,c Clinical Switzerland 4.60 19 NC_013282-NC_013285
C. dublinensis 582 Unknown UK 4.68 36 CALA01000001-CALA01000427
1210d Environment Ireland 4.59 106 CAKZ01000001-CAKZ01000221
C. muytjensii 530 Infant formula Denmark 4.53 49 CAKY01000001-CAKY01000365
C. universalis NCTC 9529T Environmental UK 4.45 54 CAKX01000001-CAKX01000231
C. condimenti 1330e Food Slovakia 4.46 98 CAKW01000001-CAKW01000155
a

Strains for which genome sequence is publicly available; E899 appears to lack plasmid sequences.

b

C. malonaticus species type strain (LMG 23826T).

c

C. turicensis species type strain (LMG 23827T).

d

C. dublinensis species type strain (LMG 23823T).

e

C. condimenti species type strain (LMG 26250T).

f

Sizes of newly sequenced genomes were derived from the sum of the length of all contigs from de novo assembly.