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2024-04-20 00:47:10
Genomic elements of Bacillus cereus E33L, E33L
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[CP000001.1, Bacillus cereus E33L was originally isolated from a swab of the carcass of a dead zebra suspected of having died of anthrax in the Etosha National Park, Namibia. The swab was taken 19 April 1996 (loca, 5300915 bp, 2004-09-11].
 
pE33L466
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[CP000040.1, Bacillus cereus E33L was originally isolated from a swab of the carcass of a dead zebra suspected of having died of anthrax in the Etosha National Park, Namibia, April 1996. The identification of the, 466370 bp, 2005-06-07].
 
pE33L5
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[CP000041.1, Bacillus cereus E33L was originally isolated from a swab of the carcass of a dead zebra suspected of having died of anthrax in the Etosha National Park, Namibia, April 1996. The identification of the, 5108 bp, 2005-06-07].
 
pE33L54
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[CP000042.1, Bacillus cereus E33L was originally isolated from a swab of the carcass of a dead zebra suspected of having died of anthrax in the Etosha National Park, Namibia, April 1996. The identification of the, 53501 bp, 2005-06-07].
 
pE33L8
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[CP000043.1, Bacillus cereus E33L was originally isolated from a swab of the carcass of a dead zebra suspected of having died of anthrax in the Etosha National Park, Namibia, April 1996. The identification of the, 8191 bp, 2005-06-07].
 
pE33L9
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[CP000044.1, Bacillus cereus E33L was originally isolated from a swab of the carcass of a dead zebra suspected of having died of anthrax in the Etosha National Park, Namibia, April 1996. The identification of the, 9150 bp, 2005-06-07].
 
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