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We report the draft genome sequence of MKL_BAU_Fe01 from chicken meat in Bangladesh. The 2,953,746 bp genome, with 37.99% GC content across 264 contigs, contains 3,117 genes, including 3,007 Coding Sequences (CDSs), 17 rRNAs, and 89 tRNAs, along with several antibiotic resistance and pathogenic genes.
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