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Accession: PRJNA170088 ID: 170088

candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11

COUPLING FUNCTION TO GENOMICS VIA SINGLE-CELL PHENOTYPING AND GENOME SEQUENCING

Accession	PRJNA170088
Data Type	Genome sequencing
Scope	Monoisolate
Organism	candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11[Taxonomy ID: 1207074] Bacteria; candidate division NC10; candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11
Submission	Registration date: 5-Jul-2012 DOE Joint Genome Institute
Related Resources	JGI Portal For candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11 GOLD Card For candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11
Relevance	Comparative Analysis
Locus Tag Prefix	B211

Project Data:

Resource Name	Number of Links
BioSample	1

Parameter	Value
Data volume, Gbases	7
Data volume, Mbytes	5227

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JGI Portal For candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11
JGI Portal For candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11
GOLD Card For candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11
GOLD Card For candidate division NC10 bacterium UW 659-1-D11

GOLD: Gp0015315 [Genomes On Line Database]
GOLD: Gp0015315
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