Neisseria flavescens JCVIHMP084
Neisseria flavescens is an aerobic, gram-negative diplococci. It is a normal commensal inhabitant of the human oral cavity. It is an opportunistic pathogen in immunocompromised patients. It has been implicated in endocarditis, meningitis, and septicemia. This strain was isolated from human skin.
Grant: Jumpstart
Source: skin
Classification: Proteobacteria; Betaproteobacteria; Neisseriales; Neisseriaceae
NCBI Taxon ID: 596320
Collaborator: Martin Blaser , NYU
Public Data
Short Read Archive |
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Published |
Feb 20 2009 |
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Study |
HMP084-454 |
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Design |
Sequencing and analysis of the genome of Neisseria sp. J01 JCVIHMP084 |
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Platform |
LS454 |
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Instrument model |
454 GS FLX |
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Number of spots |
268058 |
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Number of reads |
536116 |
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Library Name |
HMP84WOPGEM-PL-01-486 |
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Library Strategy |
WGS |
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Library Source |
GENOMIC |
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Library Selection |
RANDOM |
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Sequence |
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Submitted |
Feb 27 2009 |
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Published |
Jun 22 2009 |
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Annotation |
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Submitted |
Feb 27 2009 |
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Published |
Jun 22 2009 |
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All publications that cite results from this NIH grant-supported research must include the following acknowledgement: The project described was supported by Contract Number N01-AI-30071 from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
