Hi all.
I'm working on a college project and I seem unable to find complete genome sequences for Deinococcus hopiensis and Deinococcus radiodurans (ideally retrievable in FASTA format). GenBank didn't seem to have either genome available when I searched the nucleotide database.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
~Caitlin
2 answers
At NCBI, I usually start by searching the Taxonomy database with the species name. Clicking through the results will get you to a page like this one. It has a box at top-right linking to other databases, including genome project data.
I would also use the Integrated Microbial Genome resource from JGI. Here is the page for Deinococcus hopiensis KR-140, DSM 18049. It states that the genome is finished. You'll need to create a (free) account and login to access the data at the Download link.
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