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Accession: PRJNA518081 ID: 518081

Oyster hatchery microbiomes in response to probiotics

Larval oysters in hatcheries are susceptible to diseases caused by bacterial pathogens, including Vibrio spp. More...

Accession	PRJNA518081
Data Type	Raw sequence reads
Scope	Multispecies
Grants	"MECHANISMS OF INTERSPECIES INTERACTIONS IN MITIGATING AQUACULTURE DISEASES" (Grant ID 2016-67016-24905, United States Dept of Agriculture) "SAFE FEEDSTOCKS FOR BIVALVE AQUACULTURE" (Grant ID 2258-Z55106, United States Dept of Agriculture) "Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP)" (Grant ID 1244657, National Science Foundation) "Rhode Island NSF EPSCoR" (Grant ID EPS-1004057, National Science Foundation) "Rhode Island NSF EPSCoR" (Grant ID OIA-1655221, National Science Foundation)
Submission	Registration date: 31-Jan-2019 University of Rhode Island
Relevance	Environmental

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Parameter	Value
Data volume, Gbases	10
Data volume, Mbytes	6001

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