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Accession: PRJNA46509 ID: 46509

Alteromonas sp. BB2AT2

Alteromonas sp. BB2AT2 genome sequencing project.

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Alteromonas sp. BB2AT2. Alteromonas sp. BB2AT2 was collected from Scripps Pier, California coast. More...

AccessionPRJNA46509
Data TypeGenome sequencing
ScopeMonoisolate
OrganismAlteromonas sp. BB2AT2[Taxonomy ID: 744984]
Bacteria; Proteobacteria; Gammaproteobacteria; Alteromonadales; Alteromonadaceae; Alteromonas/Salinimonas group; Alteromonas; Alteromonas sp. BB2AT2
SubmissionRegistration date: 10-Mar-2010
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Marine Microbiology Initiative
- J.Craig Venter Institute
- J.Craig Venter Institute Moore Website
- J.Craig Venter Institute
Locus Tag PrefixBB2AT2
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SRA Experiments1
Other datasets
BioSample1
SRA Data Details
ParameterValue
Data volume, Mbases361
Data volume, Mbytes820

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