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Comparative 16S analysis of hydrothermal vent samples from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR)
Authors: University Of Hamburg;
doi: 10.15468/3z7ozm
Comparative 16S analysis of hydrothermal vent samples from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR)
Abstract
The samples were collected as part of a comparative 16S amplicon sequencing-based analysis of hydrothermal vent samples from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR)
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