Pseudomonas sp. S5(2021) Genome sequencing and assembly. Pseudomonas sp. S5(2021)

Since Pseudomonas strains are one of the most commonly recorded crude oil strains in the world, a thorough analysis of their degradation and absorption of crude oil is very important. Several reports have emphasized the importance and suitability of crude oil microorganisms for biodegradation in various ecologically polluted sites. This is to investigate the entire genome of Pseudomonas sp., with a focus on its ability to degrade crude oil on the Saudi Red Sea coast near the Yanbu industrial area. The strain S5 isolated from a crude oil polluted site in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, is a powerful hydrocarbon degrader. The main goal of this research is to examine the entire genome of a potent Pseudomonas sp. isolated from the Yanbu region. Emphasis will be placed on understanding genetic and environmental factors associated with crude oil degradation, general adaptation, and uptake in crude oil-contaminated environments