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Long-read sequencing reveals two chromosomes and one plasmid in Vibrio sp. strain MAO6 isolated from a Marine Beach in Fukui, Japan

Mao Tsukamoto Yuka Machii Takafumi Kataoka Ryuji Kondo

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Abstract

A marine bacterium Vibrio sp. strain MAO6 was isolated from a marine beach in Fukui, Japan. Its complete genome comprises two circular chromosomes (3,418,677 bp and 1,629,627 bp) and one circular plasmid (299,686 bp).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5c850b6db64358755ea27 https://doi.org/10.1128/mra.00369-24

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