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Complete genome sequences of toxigenic Clostridioides difficile isolated from Australian feral horses
Natasza Hain-Saunders1, Daniel R Knight2,3, Mieghan Bruce1
11Centre for Biosecurity and One Health Harry Butler Institute, Murdoch University, Murdoch, Western Australia, Australia.
Abstract:
Recent increases in community-associated Clostridioides difficile infections have highlighted the importance of monitoring toxigenic C. difficile from animal and environmental sources. We provide the complete circularized genomes of two toxigenic C. difficile strains isolated from feral horse faeces. Genome N64 (sequence type 964) consists of a single chromosome of 4,078,791 bp, while genome H251 (sequence type 963) comprises one chromosome (4,304,722 bp) and three plasmids (150,942 bp, 11,534 bp, and 9,074 bp).
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