The draft genome sequences of six strains, isolated from the International Space Station and belonging to the -- group, are presented here. These strains were isolated from the Japanese Experiment Module (one strain), U.S. Harmony Node 2 (three strains), and Russian Segment Zvezda Module (two strains).

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