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Several members within the Mycobacterium genus are known to cause invasive infections in humans and animals. More...

Several members within the Mycobacterium genus are known to cause invasive infections in humans and animals. Mycobacterium salmoniphilum (Msal) have been identified as the main culprit in recent freshwater fish culture outbreaks. Recent phylogenetic analysis placed some Msal strains into a separate branch with Mycobacterium franklinii (Mfra), a species known to cause infections in humans. In this work, we isolated four Mycobacterium strains from Atlantic and coho salmon freshwater cultures in Chile and performed whole genome sequencing, in which the Fastq raw data was preprocessed mapped against Msal DSM43276 genome. Sample ERS4631745 (SAMEA6921826) myc161 Sample ERS4631746 (SAMEA6921827) myc182 Sample ERS4631747 (SAMEA6921828) myc162 Sample ERS4631748 (SAMEA6921829) myc151 Sample ERS4631749 (SAMEA6921830) myc_ukn Less...