Draft genomes for Microbacterium hominis 84-0209(T) and M. laevaniformans 91-0039 were studied. Genome sizes (bps, [G+C contents]) were 3,506,522 (70.96%) and 2,999,965 (69.51%), respectively. Annotation revealed: (M. hominis) three rRNA sequences, 45 tRNA genes, and 3,218 coding sequences; (M. laevaniformans) three rRNA sequences, 49 tRNA genes, and 2,874 coding sequences.
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