TABLE 1.

Characteristics of 10 Exiguobacterium draft genomes

Organisma	Isolation source	Sequencing and assembly methods	Size (Mb)	G+C content (%)	No. of CDSs	No. of rrn operons	No. of tRNAs	No. of Transposases	No. of cold shock genes	GenBank accession no.	No. of contigs
E. acetylicum DSM 20416T	Creamery waste, UK	PacBio, HGAP	3.28	47	3,323	9	69	40	3	JNIR00000000	3
E. oxidotolerans JCM 12280T	Fish drain, Japan	PacBio, HGAP	3.09	47	3,053	9	69	34	6	JNIS00000000	3
E. undae DSM 14481T	Garden pond, Germany	Illumina, AllPaths-LG	3.25	48	3,287	4	56	12	2	JHZV00000000	4
E. antarcticum DSM 14480T	Microbial mat, Antarctica	PacBio, HGAP	3.22	47	3,250	10	69	89	7	JMKS00000000	7
E. sibiricum 7-3	Permafrost, Siberia, Russia	Illumina, AllPaths-LG	3.08	47	3,141	4	48	9	3	JHZS00000000	7
E. undae 190-11	Permafrost, Siberia, Russia	Illumina, AllPaths-LG	3.21	48	3,236	5	61	17	3	JHZU00000000	4
E. aurantiacum DSM 6208T	Potato wash, UK	PacBio, HGAP	3.04	53	3,067	9	67	90	2	JNIQ00000000	2
E. marinum DSM 16307T	Marine, Yellow Sea, South Korea	Illumina, AllPaths-LG	2.81	47	2,836	8	60	15	2	JHZT00000000	2
Exiguobacterium sp. GIC31	Glacier ice, Greenland	PacBio, HGAP	2.97	52	3,005	9	67	38	2	JNIP00000000	2
Exiguobacterium sp. NG55	Hot spring, Yellowstone Park, USA	PacBio, HGAP	3.14	48	3,169	11	68	27	2	JPOD00000000	5

^aType strains (^T) were obtained from the German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures (DSM) or Japan Collection of Microorganisms (JCM).