New Microbes and New Infections (May 2018)

‘Cellulomonas timonensis’ sp. nov., taxonogenomics description of a new bacterial species isolated from human gut

  • S. Ndongo,
  • F. Bittar,
  • M. Beye,
  • C. Robert,
  • F. Di Pinto,
  • P.-E. Fournier,
  • D. Raoult,
  • J.-C. Lagier

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 23
pp. 7 – 16

Abstract

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‘Cellulomonas timonensis’ sp. nov. strain sn7T is a new species within the Cellulomonas genus. We present the main phenotypic characteristics and provide a complete annotation of its genome sequence. This facultative anaerobic bacterium, isolated from the stool of 38-year-old obese Frenchman, is Gram-positive, has motile rods and is sporulating. The genome is 4 057 828 bp long with 72.42% G + C content. Of the 3732 predicted genes, 3667 were protein-coding genes and 65 were RNAs. Keywords: Cellulomonas timonensis, culturomics, genome, human gut microbiota, taxonogenomics