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It'd help if you provided some context. As is, IGS has no inherent meaning as an abbreviation.
I think it means Information of Genome Similarity ( Which is used in microbial communities to find some similarities of sequenced genome of bacterias ) AS I know......but i do not know IT exactly ,due to that i post here as question !
Could be. Presumably you came across this in a larger context (e.g., a sentence or paragraph) that could be used to gauge if this is correct or not.