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Photo of debrided carbuncle on the left-side of patient's neck after successful antibiotic therapy
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After debridement of the wound (Fig. 1), the patient was referred to plastic surgery for skin grafting. 
A graphical overview of comparison of genome sequence of reference strain P125109 (a) with draft genome sequence of strain CSE76F (b). No evidence of insertions/deletions or genomic rearrangements was seen in CSE76F. The figure shows 61 contigs in CSE76F aligned to the P125109 genome. Vertical red lines in B show the edges of contigs
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Aligning the CSE76F contigs to the P125109 genome sequence revealed no apparent major genomic deletions, inversions or rearrangements (Fig. 2).
Core genome comparison shows a cluster of strains with core genome sequences that are less than 100 SNPs different from each other (indicated as "Node A"). Strain P125109 was used as the reference genome sequence for the core genome comparison. All pairwise genome comparisons covered more than 97% of the reference genome sequence. Among the 60 sequences compared in the tree, there were 2452 aligned positions for which there was a sequence difference in one or more of the genome sequences of the strains
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SNP differences were called using Nullarbor. Strain CSE76F did not occupy a unique position, but clustered with several other strains from the United Kingdom, South Korea, Canada and the United States of America (Fig. 3).