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Complete genome sequence of Achromobacter spanius type strain DSM 23806 T , a pathogen isolated from human blood.

OBJECTIVES: Achromobacter spanius is a newly described, non-fermenting, Gram-negative, coccoid pathogen isolated from human blood. Whole-genome sequencing of the A. spanius type strain was performed to investigate the mechanism of pathogenesis of this strain at a genomic level.

METHODS: The complete genome of A. spanius type strain DSM 23806T was sequenced using single-molecule real-time (SMRT) DNA sequencing.

RESULTS: The complete genome of DSM 23806T consists of one circular DNA chromosome of 6425783bp with a G+C content of 64.26%. The entire genome contains 5804 predicted coding sequences (CDS) and 55 tRNAs. Genomic island (GI) analysis showed that this strain encodes several important pathogenesis- and resistance-related genes.

CONCLUSIONS: These results strongly suggest that GIs provide some fitness advantages in A. spanius type strain DSM 23806T . This report provides an extensive understanding of A. spanius at a genomic level as well as an understanding of the evolution of A. spanius.

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