从孟加拉国豆科植物根际土壤分离的萨福芽孢杆菌FB03基因组序列数据草稿

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Data in Brief Pub Date : 2025-03-27 DOI:10.1016/j.dib.2025.111527

Farhana Boby , Dr. Md Nurul Huda Bhuiyan , Dr. Md. Salim Khan , Md. Mashud Parvez

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摘要

为了研究从孟加拉国Bahrind地区根际土壤中分离到的safensis芽孢杆菌FB03的生物技术潜力，目前的工作重点是对其进行完整的基因组分析和表型描述。该菌株基因组大小为3.6 Mb， GC含量为41.59%。基因组注释显示存在许多与铁载体生产、酶降解、紫外线和胁迫耐受相关的基因。通过基因组挖掘，鉴定出了杆菌杆菌素、杆菌素、肉霉素、裂裂素、丰霉素和荔枝素6个生物合成基因簇。值得注意的是，FB03只含有两个获得性耐药基因，预计对人类无致病性。通过泛基因组分析证实了萨氏芽孢杆菌泛基因组的开放性。根据本研究，萨福芽孢杆菌FB03可能很适合多种生物技术应用。

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Draft genome sequence data on Bacillus safensis FB03 isolated from the rhizosphere soil of leguminous plant in Bangladesh

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Draft genome sequence data on Bacillus safensis FB03 isolated from the rhizosphere soil of leguminous plant in Bangladesh

With the aim of investigating the biotechnological potential of Bacillus safensis' FB03, isolated from the rhizosphere soil of Bahrind region of Bangladesh, the current work focused on its complete genomic analysis and phenotypic description. The size of the genome of the isolate was 3.6 Mb with 41.59 % GC content. Genome annotation revealed the presence of many genes related to siderophore production, enzyme degradation, UV and stress tolerance. Six biosynthesis gene clusters for bacillibacin, bacilysin, bottromycin, Schizokinen, fengycin, and lychensin were identified through genome mining. Significantly, FB03 was found to contain only two acquired antimicrobial resistance genes and was anticipated to be non-pathogenic to humans. The openness of the Bacillus safensis pan-genome was demonstrated by the pan-genome analysis. According to this research, Bacillus safensis FB03 may be a good fit for a variety of biotechnological applications.

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