Draft Genome Sequence of Strain DYS4, the Type Species of the Genus , Isolated from a Salt Mine
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Here is the genome sequence of DYS4, the type species of the genus , isolated from a salt mine. The DNA G+C content of this genome was 68.27 mol%. The scaffold was 96,635 bp. The completely sequenced and annotated genome is 3,243,052 bp and contains 3,313 genes.
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