Genome Sequence of the Ethene- and Vinyl Chloride-Oxidizing Actinomycete Nocardioides sp. Strain JS614
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J. Schmutz | S. Lucas | A. Lapidus | T. Brettin | E. Dalin | L. Goodwin | A. Copeland | H. Tice | K. Barry | J. Detter | F. Larimer | P. Richardson | L. Hauser | M. Land | S. Pitluck | Neil L. Wilson | N. Hammon | S. Israni | Edwin Kim | T. Mattes | D. Bruce | R. Tapia | N. Coleman | J. Spain | Shunsheng Han | T. G. del Rio | J. Gossett | N. Kyrpides | S. Thompson
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