Diversity of Lactococcus garvieae by Genomic Approaches

Lactococcus garvieae is the Gram-positive cocci bacteria known as causative agent of infectious systemic disease. It causes fatal hemorrhagic septicemia in mainly cultured fish species, animals, and humans worldwide. Comparative genome analyses provide valuable information about identification unique genomic features. In this study, available L. genomes are evaluated by comparative genomics approaches. The results indicated that there four distinct genetic groups based on Average Nucleotide Identity (ANI) value. phylogenetic tree was produced using 16S rRNA sequence has similar variances with publicly data NCBI supports ANI silico analysis antimicrobial resistance revealed each have class genes, even though, all a common antibiotic-resistant class. Analyzing variations. This extensively approach will new insights into understanding diversity resistance.