Table 4.
Novel rat E. coli genomes have similar statistics as pathogenic, PKS-encoding E. coli strains IHE3034 and NC101
Strain | Isolation source | Genome length (bp) | Contigs | G+C% content | Protein-coding sequences | tRNA | rRNA | Virulence factor genes | GenBank accession no. |
S11 | Research rat | 5201802 | 32 | 49.72 | 5149 | 81 | 10 | cdtABC, gad, iroN, iss, mchB, mchC, mchF, mcmA, pic, PKS, vat | NHYT00000000 |
S14 | 5208467 | 37 | 49.64 | 5153 | 81 | 10 | cdtABC, gad, iroN, iss, mchB, mchC, mchF, mcmA, pic, PKS, vat | NHYQ00000000 | |
S12 | 5092914 | 14 | 50.04 | 4995 | 77 | 11 | iroN, iss, PKS, sfaS, vat | NHYS00000000 | |
S13 | 5296109 | 47 | 48.57 | 5101 | 73 | 9 | astA, cba, cma, gad, lpfA, pic, PKS | NHYR00000000 | |
S15 | 5248403 | 58 | 47.71 | 5078 | 79 | 8 | celb, gad, iss, PKS | NHYP00000000 | |
S16 | 5623575 | 140 | 45.33 | 5509 | 70 | 3 | cdtABC, celb, gad, iss, PKS | NHYO00000000 | |
S17 | 5139109 | 40 | 49.47 | 5022 | 76 | 9 | cnf1, gad, iroN, mchB, mchC, mchF, mcmA, PKS, vat | QLVH00000000 | |
IHE3034 | Human neonatal meningitis | 5108383 | 1 (complete genome) | 50.70 | 5045 | 97 | 22 | gad, iroN, iss, PKS, sfaS, vat, cdtABC | CP001969.1 |
NC101 | Research mouse | 5021144 | 27 | 50.57 | 4917 | 72 | 4 | gad, iroN, iss, PKS, sfaS, vat | AEFA00000000.1 |
K12 substrain DH10B | Human nonpathogenic | 4686137 | 1 (complete genome) | 50.80 | 4606 | 87 | 14 | gad, iss | CP000948.1 |
astA, EAST-1 heat-stable toxin; cba, colicin B; cdtABC, cytolethal distending toxin subunits A, B, and C; celb, endonuclease colicin E2; cma, colicin M; gad, glutamate decarboxylase; iroN, enterobactin siderophore receptor protein; iss, increased serum survival; lpfA, long polar fimbriae; mchB, microcin H47 part of colicin H; mchC, MchC protein; mchF, ABC transporter protein MchF; mcmA, microcin M part of colicin H; pic, serine protease autotransporters of Enterobacteriaceae (SPATE); PKS, polyketide synthetase (colibactin); sfaS, S-fimbriae minor subunit; vat, vacuolating autotransporter toxin
Virulence factor genes for toxins, survival factors, and adhesions were identified in the rat E. coli genomes.