Genome sequencing of fowl cholera vaccine strain Pasteurella multocida in Bangladesh

Mahinur Begum Mokta; Md Rezaul Karim; Taposhi Rani Dey; Sharmin Alam; A. N. M. Golam Mohiuddin; Md. Zahangir Hosain; MM Kamal; Mohammed A. Samad

doi:10.1128/mra.00614-26

June 29, 2026Microbiology Resource AnnouncementsOpen Access

Genome sequencing of fowl cholera vaccine strain Pasteurella multocida in Bangladesh

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This research aims to sequence the genome of a fowl cholera vaccine strain to understand its genetic structure.
Genome sequencing conducted on vaccine strain BLRI-LRI-FC-vac
Approximate genome size of 2,330,753 bp reported
Sequencing coverage of 70× and genomic G + C content of 40.4%
Assembled genome of the fowl cholera vaccine strain is approximately 2,330,753 bp long
Achieved a genomic G + C content of 40.4%
Sequencing coverage reached 70×, enhancing result reliability

Implication

Genome sequencing reveals the structure of the fowl cholera vaccine strain in avian species, suggesting insights for vaccine development.

Abstract

Fowl cholera is a severe infectious disease of domestic and wild avian species caused by Pasteurella multocida . In this study, we report the genome sequence of the fowl cholera vaccine strain, BLRI-LRI-FC-vac. The assembled genome was approximately 2,330,753 bp, with 70× sequencing coverage and a genomic G + C content of 40.4%.

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Mokta et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Genome sequencing of fowl cholera vaccine strain Pasteurella multocida in Bangladesh

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Genome sequencing of fowl cholera vaccine strain Pasteurella multocida in Bangladesh

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