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Draft Genome Sequence of Gulbenkiania mobilis Strain MB1, a Sulfur-Metabolizing Thermophile Isolated from a Hot Spring in Central India

Rituja Saxena, Nikhil Chaudhary, Darshan B. Dhakan, Vineet K. Sharma

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This paper reports the draft genome sequence of the proteobacterium Gulbenkiania mobilis strain MB1, a sulfur-metabolizing thermophile isolated from a hot spring located in Pachmarhi, India. This study reports the first draft genome sequence of any species from the genus Gulbenkiania.

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This paper reports the draft genome sequence of the proteobacterium Gulbenkiania mobilis strain MB1, a sulfur-metabolizing thermophile isolated from a hot spring located in Pachmarhi, India. This study reports the first draft genome sequence of any species from the genus Gulbenkiania.

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This paper reports the draft genome sequence of the proteobacterium Gulbenkiania mobilis strain MB1, a sulfur-metabolizing thermophile isolated from a hot spring located in Pachmarhi, India. This study reports the first draft genome sequence of any species from the genus Gulbenkiania.

Key concepts: Thermophile, Hot spring, Whole genome sequencing, Strain (injury), Biology, Sulfur, Genome, Sequence (biology)

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