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Accession: PRJNA470704 ID: 470704

Saline Spring Metagenome

Saline Spring Metagenome Raw sequence reads

In this study, sediment samples from Wood Buffalo National Park in Alberta, Canada were collected and processed for 16S/18S rRNA gene sequencing on the MiSeq. More...
AccessionPRJNA470704
Data TypeRaw sequence reads
ScopeEnvironment
Organismsaline spring metagenome[Taxonomy ID: 1651086]
unclassified sequences; metagenomes; ecological metagenomes; saline spring metagenome
Grants
  • "Discovery Grant" (Grant ID 2014-05067, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada)
  • "Northern Research Supplement Grant" (Grant ID 458968-2014, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada)
SubmissionRegistration date: 9-May-2018
University of Calgary
RelevanceEvolution
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SRA Experiments213
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