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Microbial community related to oil biodegradation in Arctic sea ice and seawater (SW Greenland)

To study oil biodegradation under in situ Arctic conditions, we deployed oil-coated adsorbents (fluorocarbon-based adsorbents (90 × 45 × 0. More...

Accession	PRJNA476846
Data Type	Raw sequence reads
Scope	Multispecies
Grants	"Exploring the oil degradation capacity of microbes in pristine Arctic environments" (Grant ID 17454, Villum Fonden, Denmark)
Submission	Registration date: 20-Jun-2018 Aarhus University
Relevance	Environmental

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Data volume, Gbases	10
Data volume, Mbytes	5821

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