Genomic sequence data of Thiohalocapsa marina: a sulfur-oxidizing bacterium prevalent in treated municipal wastewater and commercial shrimp hatchery effluents

We present a draft genome of Thc. marina LNA26 recovered from treated municipal wastewater effluents using shotgun metagenomic sequencing. The genome of Thc. marina LNA26 harbors 4,356,720 bp and contains 4,032 genes (3,936 CDSs, 50 RNA genes, and 46 pseudogenes), some of them involved in sporulation, siderophores biosynthesis, arsenate bioremediation, sulfide metabolism, capacity for nitrogen fixation, the biosynthesis of PHA, and NHPL bacteriocins. Thc. marina LNA26 exhibits 3 CRISPR Arrays and a high abundance of COGs in signal transduction, energy production, and cell wall biogenesis, indicating advanced environmental responsiveness, energy efficiency, and cellular robustness.