Shouchella clausii PN 23, C 360

Shouchella clausii PN 23, C 360 is a bacterial species isolated from the Sundarbans mangrove habitat. This organism is characterized by having two replicons, which are essential for its genetic stability and replication. It has been identified as a pathogen in humans, specifically associated with cases of bacteraemia, indicating its potential impact on human health. The species has been documented in two genetic sequences with the following accession numbers: CP019985.1 and CP140150.1, which provide valuable data for further research and understanding of its genetic makeup. The presence of S. clausii in the Sundarbans mangrove ecosystem suggests an ecological role that may involve interactions with other microorganisms or organisms within this unique habitat. The ability of this bacterium to affect human health, particularly through bacteraemia, highlights the importance of monitoring environmental microorganisms that may pose risks to human populations. This underscores the need to study the ecological dynamics of mangrove habitats, considering their role as reservoirs for diverse microbial life, some of which may have pathogenic potential. Understanding the relationship between mangrove ecosystems and human health can inform public health strategies and environmental management practices.