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- The genome of strain HMVC1, extracted from healthy cattle fecal samples in South Africa, has been fully assembled and measures 5,043,843 base pairs.
- This strain has a G + C content of 50.5%, which is a measure of the DNA's nucleotide composition.
- Additionally, HMVC1 contains various antimicrobial resistance genes, including A, M, F, and D types.
Article Abstract
Here, we present the genome assembly of strain HMVC1 isolated from rectal fecal samples of healthy cattle in South Africa. The genome size of HMVC1 consisted of 5,043,843 bp, with G + C content of 50.5%. The strain harbors A, M, F, D, and other antimicrobial resistance genes.
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