RESEARCH ARTICLE Complete genome sequen c r

Bacteria of the Actinomycetales order represent an amazing source of biologically active compounds which are produced as secondary metabolites [1]. The broad spectrum of structural features and wide array of activ-ities of these metabolites attract attention as a limitless source of novel chemical scaffolds as well as new drugs for human and veterinary medicine, and agriculture. With the recent advances in sequencing technologies significant progress in sequencing and analysis of actino-bacterial genomes was achieved [2,3]. Not only genomes of biotechnologically important and typical representa-tives of the taxonomical order were sequenced, but also strains with interesting and unusual features, leading to deeper insights into phylogeny, genetics, physiology, ecol-ogy, and the secondary metabolism biosynthetic potential of these bacteria. One of the major discoveries of the gen