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. 2022 Jan 11;88(1):e01583-21. doi: 10.1128/AEM.01583-21

TABLE 3.

Whole genome sequence, sequence type (ST), and epidemiology data for B. pseudomallei complex species, including B. mayonis sp. nov. and B. savannae sp. novg

Species and strain GC content (%) Genome size (Mb) No. of CDSd NCBI assembly accession no. STf Region of isolation or country yr Originating lab
B. mayonis sp. nov. BDU6T 66.25 6.6a 5,672 ASM152374v2e 1003 Badu Island, QLD 2011 James Cook University
B. mayonis sp. nov. BDU8 66.47 7.4a 6,368 ASM152263v2e 962 Badu Island, QLD 2011 James Cook University
B. savannae sp. nov. MSMB266T 67.05 7.4a,c 6,408 ASM152444v2e 646 Acacia Hills, NT 2006 Menzies School of Health and Research
B. savannae sp. nov. MSMB852 67.32 7.1a,c 6,024 ASM152462v2e 1773 Robin Falls, NT 2010 Menzies School of Health and Research
B. savannae sp. nov. BDU18 67.25 7.2b 6,056 ASM154691v1 963 Badu Island, QLD 2011 James Cook University
B. savannae sp. nov. BDU19 67.49 6.9b 5,785 ASM154695v1 964 Badu Island, QLD 2011 James Cook University
B. singularis MSMB175 64.80 5.7 4,715 ASM171887v1e n/a Australia 2004 Menzies School of Health and Research
B. humptydooensis MSMB43 67.14 7.3c 6,324 ASM151374v1e 318 Australia 1995 Menzies School of Health and Research
B. thailandensis E264 67.60 6.7 5,652 ASM1236v1e 80 Thailand 1994 n/a (external genome)
B. oklahomensis C6786 66.90 7.1 6,097 ASM17037v1 81 United States 1973 n/a (external genome)
B. pseudomallei K96243 68.05 7.2 5,948 ASM1154v1e 10 Thailand 1998 n/a (external genome)
B. mallei ATCC 23344 68.50 5.8 5,006 ASM1170v1 40 Burma 1944 n/a (external genome)
a

PacBio sequencing from this study resulting in a complete genome.

b

PacBio sequencing from this study resulting in four contigs.

c

One plasmid present.

d

CDS = coding DNA sequences.

e

Complete genome assembly available from NCBI.

f

Based on the B. pseudomallei MLST (https://pubmlst.org).

g

Two chromosomes are present for all genomes, and some also include a single plasmid. All B. mayonis sp. nov. and B. savannae sp. nov. strains originated from Australia, and all were isolated from soil. n/a, not applicable.