Genome sequence reveals virulence and antibiotic resistance genes in Cronobacter dublinensis from child formula factory.
S21, isolated from a shoe rack at a child nutrition formula factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The genome is 4,564,625 bp with 4,085 predicted coding sequences and G+C content of 57.6%, and displays 40 virulence and 17 antibiotic resistance genes.
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