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A correction has been made to In materials and method section 16SrRNA gene sequence accession numbers, the correct accession number is, isolate PA40 S. warneri PZ413541 "[Insert ORIGINAL SENTENCE]" 3.1. 16SrRNA gene sequence accession numbers. The GenBank accession numbers for the 16S rRNA gene sequences of isolated bacteria in this study are listed below, isolate PA1 N. asiatica (OP520910), isolate PA3 N. asteroides (OQ195247), isolate PA17 E.coli (OQ195249), isolate PA24 K. pneumoniae (OQ195250), isolate PA5 S. aureus (OQ195254), , isolate PA27 S. epidermidis (OQ195256), isolate PA40 S. warneri (KY411690), and isolate PA30 E. faecium (OQ195258).3.1. 16SrRNA gene sequence accession numbers. The GenBank accession numbers for the 16S rRNA gene sequences of isolated bacteria in this study are listed below, isolate PA1 N. asiatica (OP520910), isolate PA3 N. asteroides (PV077341), isolate PA17 E.coli (PV077340), isolate PA24 K. pneumoniae (PV077343), isolate PA5 S. aureus (PV077342), , isolate PA27 S. epidermidis (PV077344), isolate PA40 S. warneri (PZ413541), and isolate PA30 E. faecium (PV077345).
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