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- The study identifies 11 bacterial strains found in commercial corn-based poultry feed.
- The goal is to assess their potential as hygienic indicator microorganisms.
- The research compares the genome sizes and unique gene patterns of these isolates which belong to various bacterial genera.
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Here, we report 11 bacterial strains isolated from commercial corn-based poultry feed to determine their potential as hygienic indicator microorganisms through a comparison of genome sizes and distribution patterns of unique genes. These isolates belonged to the genera , , , , and .
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