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. 2022 Feb 10;11(2):e01111-21. doi: 10.1128/mra.01111-21

Draft Genome Sequences of 77 Endemic Multidrug-Resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis Strains of SIT41 (TUR) Spoligotype from Bulgaria

Stefan Panaiotov a,✉, Vladimir Tolchkov a, Yordan Hodzhev a, Borislava Tsafarova a, Alberto Trovato b, Daniela Cirillo b
Editor: Julie C Dunning Hotoppc
PMCID: PMC8830331  PMID: 35142538

ABSTRACT

Sequences of multidrug-resistant (MDR) Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains are of particular interest to study the molecular mechanisms of drug resistance evolution. Here, we report the draft genome sequences of 77 endemic multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains of SIT41 (TUR) spoligotype from Bulgaria. SIT41 spoligotype is dominant (>40%) among the MDR-TB strains in Bulgaria.

ANNOUNCEMENT

The current control of tuberculosis mainly depends on multidrug resistance management. Multidrug-resistant M. tuberculosis (MDR-TB) strains of SIT41 (TUR) spoligotype are endemic to Bulgaria (1–4). SIT41 spoligotype is prevalent (>40%) among patients with MDR tuberculosis and a marker for MDR-TB in Bulgaria.

Seventy-seven MDR-TB strains of SIT41 (TUR) spoligotype were collected in Bulgaria from 2009 to 2019. All strains originated from Bulgarian patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. One isolate per patient was tested. The Bactec MGIT automated mycobacterial detection system (BD, USA) was applied for isolation and drug susceptibility testing at the National Reference Laboratory for Tuberculosis at the National Center of Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Sofia, Bulgaria. All strains were rifampicin and isoniazid resistant. Genotyping of the isolated MDR-TB strains was performed, applying spoligotyping (5) and 24-loci MIRU-VNTR typing (6).

For DNA isolation, we used a fresh subculture of the isolated MDR-TB strains grown on Löwenstein-Jensen medium for 35 days at 37°C. The DNA was isolated according to the procedure described by van Soolingen (7) including incubations with lysozyme, 10% SDS, proteinase K, 10% cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB), protein/lipid extraction with phenol/chlorophorm, and DNA precipitation with isopropanol.

Before sequencing, DNAs were quantified by SYBR Green assay (Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA). Quality was validated after agarose gel electrophoresis. The libraries were prepared by using the Nextera XT DNA Library Preparation Kit (Illumina, USA) following the manufacturer’s protocol to achieve equimolar pools of each library sample. DNAs were fragmented and ligated to Illumina adapters by “tagmentation.” After the amplification step, size selection was performed with AMPure XP Beads (Beckman Coulter, USA). The size distribution of fragments was checked using an Agilent DNA High Sensitivity chip (2100 Bionanalyzer, Agilent, USA). The libraries were sequenced on an Illumina HiSeq 2500 platform (Illumina, USA) run in paired-end reads in 2 × 100 bp using an Illumina Reagent Kit V2. The sequences were attributed to each index (8 bases) without considering any mismatches. Results demonstrated that the mean number of reads was 3.2 million and mean depth of coverage was 86×, as calculated on an estimated genome size of 4.5 Mb for M. tuberculosis. Quality assessment was performed with the use of the Prinseq-lite program (v.0.20.4) (http://prinseq.sourceforge.net) (8). Sequences from Illumina sequencing were joined using the FLASH program (v.1.2.11) (9). Illumina reads were loaded into Geneious Prime software (v.2021.2.2) (10) and trimmed with the BBDuk plugin (v.1.0, https://sourceforge.net/projects/bbmap/). Adapters on the right end and the low-quality ends (quality below 20%) were trimmed, while reads shorter than 200 bp were discarded. Then, the reads were subjected to preprocessing (https://www.geneious.com/tutorials/map-to-reference/). The genomes were assembled by using the “Map to reference” tool. As a reference genome, M. tuberculosis H37Rv (GenBank accession no. NC_000962.3) was used. A consensus sequence from aligned reads was extracted. We visually confirmed the circular genomes of the M. tuberculosis strains by assessing the reads spanning the junction between the two linearized ends and overlapping with them. Annotation was generated with the NCBI Prokaryotic Genome Annotation Pipeline (PGAP) (v.4.13) (11).

Data availability.

The Illumina raw sequencing reads and draft genomes of the 77 endemic multidrug-resistant M. tuberculosis strains of SIT41 (TUR) spoligotype from Bulgaria were deposited in GenBank under BioProject accession number PRJNA765918, SRA study number SRP339647, and BioSample accession numbers ranging between CP086331 to CP085542 and CP085617 (Table 1).

TABLE 1.

Descriptions and GenBank accession numbers of sequenced MDR Mycobacterium tuberculosis SIT41 (TUR) spoligotype strains from Bulgaria

No. M. tuberculosis strain/yr of isolation Genome size (bp) GC content (%) No. of contigs (scaffolds) N50 No. of CDSa No. of reads Coverage (×) Accession no.
GenBank SRA
1 6/2009 4,418,129 65.9 133 (1) 83,741 3,997 1,643,190 37.6 CP085613 SRR16149118
2 8/2009 4,417,820 65.5 110 (1) 70,552 4,028 1,260,834 28.80 CP085611 SRR16149122
3 11/2009 4,417,016 65.5 107 (1) 64,046 3,995 1,224,130 28.0 CP085608 SRR16149124
4 18/2009 4,418,290 65.0 130 (1) 96,487 4,021 1,241,934 28.40 CP085604 SRR16149129
5 19/2009 4,418,358 65.5 118 (1) 74,542 4,057 1,435,026 32.8 CP085602 SRR16149131
6 20/2009 4,423,816 65.8 110 (1) 89,973 4,050 2,706,862 61.8 CP085600 SRR16149133
7 22/2009 4,419,048 65.3 115 (1) 78,954 4,041 1,579,668 36.1 CP085597 SRR16149137
8 34/2009 4,418,147 65.5 101 (1) 78,892 4,049 1,548,468 35.4 CP085593 SRR16149140
9 37/2009 4,417,302 65.4 102 (1) 81,977 3,944 1,549,428 35.4 CP085592 SRR16149141
10 1/2010 4,421,044 65.1 119 (1) 66,651 3,997 1,785,090 40.1 CP085614 SRR16149117
11 7/2010 4,417,102 65.0 120 (1) 64,647 4,043 1,662,824 30.0 CP085612 SRR16149119
12 8/2010 4,416,514 65.0 143 (1) 78,919 4,036 1,585,744 36.2 CP085610 SRR16149120
13 10/2010 4,426,983 65.1 122 (1) 83,883 4,069 3,698,326 84.4 CP085609 SRR16149123
14 12/2010 4,416,642 65.1 115 (1) 63,851 4,047 1,554,696 35.6 CP085607 SRR16149125
15 13/2010 4,421,011 65.6 104 (1) 72,772 4,033 2,524,532 57.7 CP085606 SRR16149126
16 14/2010 4,417,911 64.9 127 (1) 78,950 4,005 1,949,458 44.6 CP085605 SRR16149127
17 18/2010 4,432,448 65.4 105 (1) 83,777 4,005 4,320,520 98.4 CP085603 SRR16149128
18 19/2010 4,418,613 64.9 119 (1) 88,208 4,063 2,235,076 51.1 CP085601 SRR16149130
19 20/2010 4,417,343 65.3 122 (1) 70,648 4,072 2,072,368 70.8 CP085599 SRR16149134
20 21/2010 4,417,666 65.0 103 (1) 74,425 4,057 1,931,004 44.1 CP085598 SRR16149135
21 22/2010 4,420,383 65.0 103 (1) 82,311 3,973 2,266,198 50.9 CP085596 SRR16149136
22 23/2010 4,420,918 65.1 107 (1) 82,358 4,053 2,646,318 60.5 CP085595 SRR16149157
23 24/2010 4,420,288 65.0 117 (1) 89,830 4,029 2,693,386 61.6 CP085594 SRR16149139
24 38/2010 4,419,478 65.1 118 (1) 82,355 4,041 2,480,456 56.7 CP085591 SRR16149142
25 39/2010 4,419,821 65.0 113 (1) 70,550 3,996 2,645,606 60.5 CP085590 SRR16149144
26 41/2010 4,419,996 65.2 124 (1) 81,940 3,969 2,478,720 56.7 CP085589 SRR16149145
27 45/2010 4,423,281 64.9 126 (1) 83,828 4,023 3,100,236 70.8 CP085588 SRR16149146
28 49/2010 4,419,930 65.1 108 (1) 86,634 4,025 1,673,088 38.2 CP085587 SRR16149147
29 52/2010 4,420,722 64.7 112 (1) 97,511 4,031 1,889,694 43.2 CP085586 SRR16149148
30 60/2010 4,419,012 65.0 112 (1) 74,504 4,026 1,640,690 37.5 CP085585 SRR16149149
31 62/2010 4,420,147 64.9 120 (1) 75,270 4,026 2,078,860 47.5 CP085584 SRR16149150
32 72/2010 4,418,098 65.0 100 (1) 79,076 4,013 1,681,112 38.4 CP085583 SRR16149151
33 32/2011 4,425,788 64.9 254 (1) 58,890 4,072 1,354,132 46.3 CP085582 SRR16149153
34 78/2011 4,417,082 65.4 254 (1) 58,890 4,034 604,650 20.7 CP086331 SRR16149152
35 169/2011 4,435,970 64.7 116 (1) 122,223 4,041 7,912,402 180.1 CP085573 SRR16149163
36 397/2013 4,439,340 64.7 128 (1) 140,939 4,067 10,194,418 231.9 CP085572 SRR16149164
37 728/2015 4,440,561 64.9 170 (1) 45,940 4,040 11,277,128 256.5 CP085581 SRR16149155
38 729/2015 4,431,948 65.1 137 (1) 122,217 4,063 7,806,876 177.9 CP085580 SRR16149156
39 23/2016 4,433,118 65.1 122 (1) 101,672 3,983 8,481,276 190.2 CP085579 SRR16149138
40 25/2016 4,434,896 65.0 124 (1) 88,942 4,067 8,583,572 195.5 CP085578 SRR16149158
41 56/2016 4,427,560 65.0 139 (1) 98,673 4,066 7,818,980 178.4 CP085577 SRR16149159
42 129/2016 4,430,911 65.1 134 (1) 103,078 4,062 8,574,282 195.4 CP085576 SRR16149160
43 539/2016 4,440,780 64.8 119 (1) 105,756 4,053 9,853,192 224.1 CP085571 SRR16149166
44 541/2016 4,429,660 65.0 109 (1) 128,835 4,056 9,203,682 209.9 CP085575 SRR16149161
45 734/2016 4,427,845 64.9 132 (1) 107,136 4,048 7,669,828 175.0 CP085574 SRR16149162
46 800/2016 4,440,527 64.5 123 (1) 114,329 4,059 11,146,772 253.6 CP085570 SRR16149167
47 275/2017 4,419,700 64.9 163 (1) 59,075 4,033 3,362,504 114.9 CP085564 SRR16149173
48 296/2017 4,418,199 65.0 155 (1) 59,898 4,048 2,407,596 82.3 CP085566 SRR16149171
49 297/2017 4,418,725 64.9 149 (1) 59,360 4,018 2,221,230 75.9 CP085563 SRR16149174
50 520/2017 4,418,006 65.0 165 (1) 52,153 4,063 2,215,626 75.7 CP085569 SRR16149168
51 525/2017 4,418,536 64.9 165 (1) 57,285 4,070 2,542,826 86.9 CP085565 SRR16149172
52 715/2017 4,420,895 65.1 255 (1) 59,214 4,059 2,583,466 88.2 CP085547 SRR16149143
53 731/2017 4,419,645 65.2 157 (1) 53,863 4,058 2,354,200 80.4 CP085548 SRR16149132
54 1207/2017 4,414,348 65.1 152 (1) 47,575 4,067 1,472,358 50.4 CP085542 SRR16149188
55 1361/2017 4,416,102 65.0 172 (1) 56,637 4,053 2,488,510 85.1 CP085549 SRR16149121
56 1400/2017 4,414,254 65.2 167 (1) 53,201 4,050 1,770,318 60.6 CP085550 SRR16149113
57 1408/2017 4,414,653 65.1 166 (1) 57,730 4,061 1,759,172 60.2 CP085567 SRR16149170
58 300/2017 4,415,628 65.0 152 (1) 52,153 4,064 1,202,309 41.1 CP085568 SRR16149169
59 392/2018 4,418,914 64.9 152 (1) 74,473 4,054 2,777,068 94.9 CP085557 SRR16149181
60 405/2018 4,418,415 64.9 145 (1) 59,406 4,070 2,331,796 79.7 CP085551 SRR16149112
61 416/2018 4,418,171 64.9 172 (1) 55,994 4,075 1,995,066 68.2 CP085559 SRR16149179
62 425/2018 4,418,046 64.9 146 (1) 66,999 4,058 2,593,182 88.7 CP085558 SRR16149180
63 431/2018 4,420,078 64.9 144 (1) 57,124 4,057 2,570,998 87.8 CP085546 SRR16149154
64 525/2018 4,417,688 65.0 170 (1) 51,868 4,052 2,274,844 77.8 CP085562 SRR16149175
65 537/2018 4,417,657 64.8 161 (1) 57,388 4,080 2,128,110 72.7 CP085556 SRR16149182
66 543/2018 4,419,294 64.8 150 (1) 56,146 4,080 2,194,518 75.0 CP085554 SRR16149184
67 545/2018 4,419,615 64.8 151 (1) 64,246 4,082 2,528,728 86.4 CP085552 SRR16149186
68 816/2018 4,417,436 65.0 146 (1) 61,065 4,067 2,191,714 74.9 CP085561 SRR16149177
69 993/2018 4,415,299 65.0 152 (1) 58,168 4,042 2,494,242 85.3 CP085560 SRR16149178
70 1072/2018 4,415,762 65.0 149 (1) 56,052 4,065 2,358,978 80.7 CP085555 SRR16149183
71 1168/2018 4,414,894 65.0 147 (1) 62,519 4,039 1,863,456 63.7 CP085553 SRR16149185
72 253/2019 4,476,622 65.2 112 (1) 98,635 4,056 3,753,884 125.8 CP085615 SRR16149116
73 270/2019 4,420,676 65.1 150 (1) 56,699 4,050 2,865,294 97.9 CP085545 SRR16149165
74 293/2019 4,447,276 66.0 111 (1) 88,142 4,060 3,180,676 107.3 CP085616 SRR16149115
75 546/2019 4,444,377 66.0 96 (1) 83,190 4,048 2,837,276 95.8 CP085617 SRR16149114
76 598/2019 4,420,900 65.1 147 (1) 73,760 4,061 2,948,322 100.7 CP085544 SRR16149176
77 952/2019 4,420,797 65.0 148 (1) 64,230 4,021 3,012,618 102.9 CP085543 SRR16149187
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CDS, coding DNA sequences.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This work was supported by the Bulgarian National Science Fund (BNSF) with grant N: DN13/4-15.12.2017 and by the European Fund for Regional Development through the Operational Program Science and Education for Smart Growth 2014 to 2020, grant no. BG05M2OP001-1.002-0001-C04. We thank Elizabeta Bachiyska, Yuliana Atanasova, Anna Baykova, and Stanislava Yordanova from NRL for Tuberculosis at NCIPD, Sofia, Bulgaria for providing isolates and drug susceptibility testing of M. tuberculosis strains.

Contributor Information

Stefan Panaiotov, Email: spanaiotov@yahoo.com.

Julie C. Dunning Hotopp, University of Maryland School of Medicine

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Data Availability Statement

The Illumina raw sequencing reads and draft genomes of the 77 endemic multidrug-resistant M. tuberculosis strains of SIT41 (TUR) spoligotype from Bulgaria were deposited in GenBank under BioProject accession number PRJNA765918, SRA study number SRP339647, and BioSample accession numbers ranging between CP086331 to CP085542 and CP085617 (Table 1).

TABLE 1.

Descriptions and GenBank accession numbers of sequenced MDR Mycobacterium tuberculosis SIT41 (TUR) spoligotype strains from Bulgaria

No. M. tuberculosis strain/yr of isolation Genome size (bp) GC content (%) No. of contigs (scaffolds) N50 No. of CDSa No. of reads Coverage (×) Accession no.
GenBank SRA
1 6/2009 4,418,129 65.9 133 (1) 83,741 3,997 1,643,190 37.6 CP085613 SRR16149118
2 8/2009 4,417,820 65.5 110 (1) 70,552 4,028 1,260,834 28.80 CP085611 SRR16149122
3 11/2009 4,417,016 65.5 107 (1) 64,046 3,995 1,224,130 28.0 CP085608 SRR16149124
4 18/2009 4,418,290 65.0 130 (1) 96,487 4,021 1,241,934 28.40 CP085604 SRR16149129
5 19/2009 4,418,358 65.5 118 (1) 74,542 4,057 1,435,026 32.8 CP085602 SRR16149131
6 20/2009 4,423,816 65.8 110 (1) 89,973 4,050 2,706,862 61.8 CP085600 SRR16149133
7 22/2009 4,419,048 65.3 115 (1) 78,954 4,041 1,579,668 36.1 CP085597 SRR16149137
8 34/2009 4,418,147 65.5 101 (1) 78,892 4,049 1,548,468 35.4 CP085593 SRR16149140
9 37/2009 4,417,302 65.4 102 (1) 81,977 3,944 1,549,428 35.4 CP085592 SRR16149141
10 1/2010 4,421,044 65.1 119 (1) 66,651 3,997 1,785,090 40.1 CP085614 SRR16149117
11 7/2010 4,417,102 65.0 120 (1) 64,647 4,043 1,662,824 30.0 CP085612 SRR16149119
12 8/2010 4,416,514 65.0 143 (1) 78,919 4,036 1,585,744 36.2 CP085610 SRR16149120
13 10/2010 4,426,983 65.1 122 (1) 83,883 4,069 3,698,326 84.4 CP085609 SRR16149123
14 12/2010 4,416,642 65.1 115 (1) 63,851 4,047 1,554,696 35.6 CP085607 SRR16149125
15 13/2010 4,421,011 65.6 104 (1) 72,772 4,033 2,524,532 57.7 CP085606 SRR16149126
16 14/2010 4,417,911 64.9 127 (1) 78,950 4,005 1,949,458 44.6 CP085605 SRR16149127
17 18/2010 4,432,448 65.4 105 (1) 83,777 4,005 4,320,520 98.4 CP085603 SRR16149128
18 19/2010 4,418,613 64.9 119 (1) 88,208 4,063 2,235,076 51.1 CP085601 SRR16149130
19 20/2010 4,417,343 65.3 122 (1) 70,648 4,072 2,072,368 70.8 CP085599 SRR16149134
20 21/2010 4,417,666 65.0 103 (1) 74,425 4,057 1,931,004 44.1 CP085598 SRR16149135
21 22/2010 4,420,383 65.0 103 (1) 82,311 3,973 2,266,198 50.9 CP085596 SRR16149136
22 23/2010 4,420,918 65.1 107 (1) 82,358 4,053 2,646,318 60.5 CP085595 SRR16149157
23 24/2010 4,420,288 65.0 117 (1) 89,830 4,029 2,693,386 61.6 CP085594 SRR16149139
24 38/2010 4,419,478 65.1 118 (1) 82,355 4,041 2,480,456 56.7 CP085591 SRR16149142
25 39/2010 4,419,821 65.0 113 (1) 70,550 3,996 2,645,606 60.5 CP085590 SRR16149144
26 41/2010 4,419,996 65.2 124 (1) 81,940 3,969 2,478,720 56.7 CP085589 SRR16149145
27 45/2010 4,423,281 64.9 126 (1) 83,828 4,023 3,100,236 70.8 CP085588 SRR16149146
28 49/2010 4,419,930 65.1 108 (1) 86,634 4,025 1,673,088 38.2 CP085587 SRR16149147
29 52/2010 4,420,722 64.7 112 (1) 97,511 4,031 1,889,694 43.2 CP085586 SRR16149148
30 60/2010 4,419,012 65.0 112 (1) 74,504 4,026 1,640,690 37.5 CP085585 SRR16149149
31 62/2010 4,420,147 64.9 120 (1) 75,270 4,026 2,078,860 47.5 CP085584 SRR16149150
32 72/2010 4,418,098 65.0 100 (1) 79,076 4,013 1,681,112 38.4 CP085583 SRR16149151
33 32/2011 4,425,788 64.9 254 (1) 58,890 4,072 1,354,132 46.3 CP085582 SRR16149153
34 78/2011 4,417,082 65.4 254 (1) 58,890 4,034 604,650 20.7 CP086331 SRR16149152
35 169/2011 4,435,970 64.7 116 (1) 122,223 4,041 7,912,402 180.1 CP085573 SRR16149163
36 397/2013 4,439,340 64.7 128 (1) 140,939 4,067 10,194,418 231.9 CP085572 SRR16149164
37 728/2015 4,440,561 64.9 170 (1) 45,940 4,040 11,277,128 256.5 CP085581 SRR16149155
38 729/2015 4,431,948 65.1 137 (1) 122,217 4,063 7,806,876 177.9 CP085580 SRR16149156
39 23/2016 4,433,118 65.1 122 (1) 101,672 3,983 8,481,276 190.2 CP085579 SRR16149138
40 25/2016 4,434,896 65.0 124 (1) 88,942 4,067 8,583,572 195.5 CP085578 SRR16149158
41 56/2016 4,427,560 65.0 139 (1) 98,673 4,066 7,818,980 178.4 CP085577 SRR16149159
42 129/2016 4,430,911 65.1 134 (1) 103,078 4,062 8,574,282 195.4 CP085576 SRR16149160
43 539/2016 4,440,780 64.8 119 (1) 105,756 4,053 9,853,192 224.1 CP085571 SRR16149166
44 541/2016 4,429,660 65.0 109 (1) 128,835 4,056 9,203,682 209.9 CP085575 SRR16149161
45 734/2016 4,427,845 64.9 132 (1) 107,136 4,048 7,669,828 175.0 CP085574 SRR16149162
46 800/2016 4,440,527 64.5 123 (1) 114,329 4,059 11,146,772 253.6 CP085570 SRR16149167
47 275/2017 4,419,700 64.9 163 (1) 59,075 4,033 3,362,504 114.9 CP085564 SRR16149173
48 296/2017 4,418,199 65.0 155 (1) 59,898 4,048 2,407,596 82.3 CP085566 SRR16149171
49 297/2017 4,418,725 64.9 149 (1) 59,360 4,018 2,221,230 75.9 CP085563 SRR16149174
50 520/2017 4,418,006 65.0 165 (1) 52,153 4,063 2,215,626 75.7 CP085569 SRR16149168
51 525/2017 4,418,536 64.9 165 (1) 57,285 4,070 2,542,826 86.9 CP085565 SRR16149172
52 715/2017 4,420,895 65.1 255 (1) 59,214 4,059 2,583,466 88.2 CP085547 SRR16149143
53 731/2017 4,419,645 65.2 157 (1) 53,863 4,058 2,354,200 80.4 CP085548 SRR16149132
54 1207/2017 4,414,348 65.1 152 (1) 47,575 4,067 1,472,358 50.4 CP085542 SRR16149188
55 1361/2017 4,416,102 65.0 172 (1) 56,637 4,053 2,488,510 85.1 CP085549 SRR16149121
56 1400/2017 4,414,254 65.2 167 (1) 53,201 4,050 1,770,318 60.6 CP085550 SRR16149113
57 1408/2017 4,414,653 65.1 166 (1) 57,730 4,061 1,759,172 60.2 CP085567 SRR16149170
58 300/2017 4,415,628 65.0 152 (1) 52,153 4,064 1,202,309 41.1 CP085568 SRR16149169
59 392/2018 4,418,914 64.9 152 (1) 74,473 4,054 2,777,068 94.9 CP085557 SRR16149181
60 405/2018 4,418,415 64.9 145 (1) 59,406 4,070 2,331,796 79.7 CP085551 SRR16149112
61 416/2018 4,418,171 64.9 172 (1) 55,994 4,075 1,995,066 68.2 CP085559 SRR16149179
62 425/2018 4,418,046 64.9 146 (1) 66,999 4,058 2,593,182 88.7 CP085558 SRR16149180
63 431/2018 4,420,078 64.9 144 (1) 57,124 4,057 2,570,998 87.8 CP085546 SRR16149154
64 525/2018 4,417,688 65.0 170 (1) 51,868 4,052 2,274,844 77.8 CP085562 SRR16149175
65 537/2018 4,417,657 64.8 161 (1) 57,388 4,080 2,128,110 72.7 CP085556 SRR16149182
66 543/2018 4,419,294 64.8 150 (1) 56,146 4,080 2,194,518 75.0 CP085554 SRR16149184
67 545/2018 4,419,615 64.8 151 (1) 64,246 4,082 2,528,728 86.4 CP085552 SRR16149186
68 816/2018 4,417,436 65.0 146 (1) 61,065 4,067 2,191,714 74.9 CP085561 SRR16149177
69 993/2018 4,415,299 65.0 152 (1) 58,168 4,042 2,494,242 85.3 CP085560 SRR16149178
70 1072/2018 4,415,762 65.0 149 (1) 56,052 4,065 2,358,978 80.7 CP085555 SRR16149183
71 1168/2018 4,414,894 65.0 147 (1) 62,519 4,039 1,863,456 63.7 CP085553 SRR16149185
72 253/2019 4,476,622 65.2 112 (1) 98,635 4,056 3,753,884 125.8 CP085615 SRR16149116
73 270/2019 4,420,676 65.1 150 (1) 56,699 4,050 2,865,294 97.9 CP085545 SRR16149165
74 293/2019 4,447,276 66.0 111 (1) 88,142 4,060 3,180,676 107.3 CP085616 SRR16149115
75 546/2019 4,444,377 66.0 96 (1) 83,190 4,048 2,837,276 95.8 CP085617 SRR16149114
76 598/2019 4,420,900 65.1 147 (1) 73,760 4,061 2,948,322 100.7 CP085544 SRR16149176
77 952/2019 4,420,797 65.0 148 (1) 64,230 4,021 3,012,618 102.9 CP085543 SRR16149187
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CDS, coding DNA sequences.


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