MIGS Cultured Bacterial/Archaeal sample from Campylobacter rectus RM3267
Campylobacter rectus RM3267
Campylobacter rectus is a gram-negative, microaerophilic, rod-shaped bacterium found in the gingival crevice. The bacterium is motile and has a flagellum and surface layer (S-layer). It has been associated with periodontitis and the S-layer is a candidate as a cause of the bacterium's virulence. 
finishing strategy (depth of coverage)
Level 2: High-Quality Draft26x;89
collection date
not determined
estimated_size
2513000
isol_growth_condt
not determined
specific host
Homo sapiens
project_type
Reference Genome
lat_lon
not determined
biome
terrestrial biome [ENVO:00000446]
misc_param: HMP body site
Gingival crevices
nucleic acid extraction
not determined
investigation type
missing
feature
human-associated habitat [ENVO:00009003]
host taxid
9606
project_name
Campylobacter rectus RM3267, CCUG 20446
assembly
Newbler v. 1.1.03.24-64-7
geo_loc_name
not determined
source_mat_id
CCUG 20446, ATCC 33238
material
biological product [ENVO:02000043]
ref_biomaterial
not determined
misc_param: HMP supersite
oral
num_replicons
not determined
sequencing method
not determined
sop
http://hmpdacc.org/doc/CommonGeneAnnotation_SOP.pdf
strain
RM3267
environmental package
missing
isolation-source
oral
BioSampleModel
MIGS.ba