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Draft genome of hydrocarbon-degrader Burkholderia cepacia BCTT, isolated from soil chronically polluted with crude oil in Trinidad.
Burkholderia cepacia BCTT, isolated from chronically polluted soil in Trinidad, shows a capacity to survive in crude oil as a sole carbon source. Here, we report its high-quality draft genome sequence and highlight those pathways and genes involved in xenobiotic degradation. These data give a clearer insight into this organism's biotechnological potential.
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