complete genomes in NCBI
I would like to know if there is any way that i can get which microorganisms with the largest number of complete genomes sequenced and deposited in databases. (NCBI). i tried to get this information in the ncbi website but I did not succeed
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Hello savscosta!
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Amended answer applicable for this question available here: A: most sequenced genomes