Genbank entries which appear to be contaminated.

Seven sequences which match specifically with both the Bradyrhizobium genus and a Genbank entry of a eukaryote. Two hundred thousand randomly selected Bradyrhizobium sequences were aligned against eukaryotes in the NCBI BLAST databases: this search is therefore indicative rather than exhaustive. Bradyrhizobium contamination inserted prior to de novo assembly of the eukaryote genome appears to have caused this double match, as it is not likely that different parts of the Bradyrhizobium genome would be conserved in select eukaryotes.