Burkholderia cepacia Complex: Emerging Multihost Pathogens Equipped with a Wide Range of Virulence Factors and Determinants

Table 1

Burkholderia cepacia complex species and strains with their genome sequences finished or in progress. The Bcc genomes here described are summarized in the Burkholderia genome database (http://www.burkholderia.com/viewAllGenomes.do).

Bcc Species	Sources and Relevant Characteristics	Strains sequenced	Unfinished genomes	References
B. cepacia	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF); bioremediation and biocontrol agent			[13]
B. multivorans	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF)	ATCC17616	CGD1, CGD2, CGD2M	[13]
B. cenocepacia	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF); biocontrol agent	J2315, AU1054, HI2424, MCO-3, PC184	Bu72	[14]
B. stabilis	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF)			[15]
B. vietnamiensis	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF); bioremediation and biocontrol agent	G4		[13]
B. dolosa	Infections in CF patients	AU0158		[16]
B. ambifaria	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF); biocontrol agent	AMMD, MC40-6, MEX-5, IOP40-10		[17]
B. pyrrocinia	Infections in CF patients; biocontrol agent			[18]
B. anthina	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF)			[18]
B. ubonensis	Nosocomial infection	Bu		[10]
B. latens	Infections in CF patients			[10]
B. diffusa	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF), isolated from water and soil			[10]
B. arboris	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF), environmental sources			[10]
B. seminalis	Infections in Humans (CF and non-CF), environmental sources			[10]
B. metallica	Infections in CF patients			[10]
B. contaminans	Infections in CF patients and in animals			[11, 19]
B. lata	Isolates from forest soil	383		[11]