Draft genome of a manganese-oxidizing bacterium Marinobacter sp. DUT-1 with potential metal resistance.

The marine bacterium Marinobacter sp. DUT-1, isolated from Bohai Bay surface sediment, exhibits Mn(II) oxidation capability. Its genome contains 4,004,237 bp of sequence with a GC% content of 59.17. The isolation of this manganese-oxidizing bacteria highlights its potential role in metal pollution remediation in marine environments.