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MR Muhammad Asif Rasheed
MI Muhammad Nasir Iqbal
SS Salina Saddick
IA Iqra Ali
FK Falak Sher Khan
SK Sumaira Kanwal
DA Dawood Ahmed
MI Muhammad Ibrahim
UA Umara Afzal
MA Muhammad Awais
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E. faecium contains one chromosome and three plasmids, 3209 genes, which translate into 3114 proteins, and the Gas Chromatography (GC) content is 37.8% [12]. Four out of 22 surface proteins of E. faecium show a virulence factor. Against infectious diseases caused by Enterococcus faecium potential drug targets, recombinant Scm65 (A- and B-domains) and Scm36 (A-domain) are identified, as revealed by functional annotation using various computational tools and techniques [13], were used. For virulence factor analysis, the Virulence Factor Database (VFDB) was used [14].

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