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Bartonella raoultii sp. nov., isolated from infected rodents (Mastomys erythroleucus) in Senegal

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Hammoud, Alissa | Medkour, Hacène | Zgheib, Rita | Louni, Meriem | Diatta, Georges | Bassene, Hubert | Sambou, Masse | Gaye, Mapenda | Haddad, Gabriel | Fenollar, Florence | Sokhna, Cheikh | Mediannikov, Oleg

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International audience. Bartonella species are involved in various human diseases, causing a range of clinical manifestations; animals are considered as the main reservoirs, transmitting diverse species of Bartonella through direct contact and haematophagous insects. Here, we characterize a new species, Bartonella raoultii sp. nov., within the genus Bartonella , using a taxonogenomic polyphasic approach. Strain 094 T (= CSUR B1097 T =DSM 28004 T ), isolated from the blood of an infected rodent ( Mastomys erythroleucus ) in Senegal, is an aerobic and rod-shaped bacterium. The annotated non-contiguous genome sequence is 1 952322 bp long and contains 37.2 mol% G+C content, 1686 protein-coding genes and 50 RNA genes, including seven rRNA genes.

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