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. 2019 Dec 6;10:2700. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.02700

TABLE 1.

Data on genomes of isoprene-degrading bacteria isolated in this study together with representative closely related isoprene-degrading and non isoprene-degrading strains.

Strain Genome size (Mbp) mol% G + C N50 Number of contigs Coding sequences tRNAs % Completeness (coverage) Reference
Ramlibacter sp. strain WS9 7.05 65.3 57140 487 6614 54 94.6 (78 x) This study
Ramlibacter tataouinensisTTB310 4.07 70 1 3984 47 Heulin et al., 2003
Variovorax sp. strain WS11 8.57 67.2 96557 581 8130 58 95.5 (141 x) This study
Variovorax paradoxus S110 6.75 67.5 5626353 2 6365 67 Han et al., 2011
Gordonia sp. strain OPL2 5.80 67.3 149633 154 5372 52 94.6 (180 x) This study
Gordonia sp. i37 6.23 66.8 16524 721 5587 53 Johnston et al., 2017
Rhodococcus sp. strain WS3 6.86 61.7 24 6600 58 94.6 (560 x) This study
Rhodococcus sp. strain WS4 12.74 66.4 40486 1261 12726 65 94.6 (28 x) This study
Rhodococcus sp. strain WS7 6.63 62.4 451949 183 6356 65 94.6 (64 x) This study
Rhodococcus sp. strain AD45 6.79 61.7 1521985 9 6522 54 Crombie et al., 2015
Rhodococcus sp. RHA1 9.70 67.0 7804765 4 9458 64 McLeod et al., 2006

The characteristics of genomes of isoprene-degrading bacteria (shown in bold) are compared with representative members of their genus. Completeness was determined using the MiGA webserver (Rodriguez-R et al., 2018).