Haemophilus influenzae strain:146 Genome sequencing and assembly. Haemophilus influenzae strain:146

Haemophilus influenzae is a Gram negative bacteria which causes illness mainly in children. These bacteria are highly adapted to its human host and can cause infections ranging from ear to bloodstream infection. The genome of Haemophilus influenza contains information on the genetic basis for each influencing host. As a result, its genome sequence provides the starting point for significant research on bacterial metabolism, virulence and mechanisms of resistance.