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bacterial isolate genome

Identifiers
BioSample: SAMN19645714; Sample name: S44_assembly
Organism
Citrobacter sp. S44_ASV_140
cellular organisms; Bacteria; Pseudomonadota; Gammaproteobacteria; Enterobacterales; Enterobacteriaceae; Citrobacter; unclassified Citrobacter
Package
MIGS: cultured bacteria/archaea, human-gut; version 6.0
Attributes
strainS44_ASV_140
isolation sourcefeces
hostHomo sapiens
collection date2016-08-15
broad-scale environmental contextnot applicable
local-scale environmental contextnot applicable
environmental mediumnot applicable
geographic locationnot applicable
isolation and growth conditionStool was incubated for 2 h in Tryptic Soy Broth at 35 °C, and two drops of the stool/ broth mixture were streaked onto each of the following plates: Sheep’s Blood Agar (SBA) (BD 22161), VRE ChromeID (Biomerieux 43851), MacConkey with Cefotaxime (Hardy G121), CHROME ESBL (Hardy G321), Hardy Cetrimide Agar (Hardy G18), and MRSA Spectra Agar (Remel 01822). An incubator with 5% CO2 atmosphere was used for SBA, while the rest were incubated at standard atmospheric compositions and grown at 37 °
latitude and longitudenot applicable
number of repliconsnot applicable
reference for biomaterialPMID: 33593430
sample typehuman gut bacteria
derived frombacterial isolate from BioSample: SAMN16679384
isolate_source_notefecal samples from host S44
Sample_originA21-1-7
Description

Keywords: GSC:MIxS;MIGS:6.0

BioProject
PRJNA693986 Multiple antimicrobial resistant bacterial isolates
Retrieve all samples from this project

Submission
Washington University in St. Louis, Drew Schwartz; 2021-06-09
Accession:
SAMN19645714
ID:
19645714

BioProject Nucleotide

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