-
Structure and function of picoplankton and virus communities along zonal grad...
Picoplankton (0.2-2.7 µm fraction) and virus (<0.22 µm fraction) samples were obtained on the BiG-RAPA (Biogeochemical Gradients Role in Arranging Planktonic Assemblages)... -
metatranscriptomic approaches to unravel taxonomic and functional diversities...
Two previous integrative research programs: PREDHYPO (AMIDEX Foundation 2015-2016) and PREDHYP-O2 (EC2CO 2016-2017, CNRS-INSU) have enabled the coupling between physics and... -
Marine metagenomes from the bioGEOTRACES project
Marine metagenomes from the bioGEOTRACES project Metagenome -
Temporal sampling of marine metagenomes from Station ALOHA and BATS
This dataset has no description
-
Metagenomic investigation of six depths from the anchialine Bundera sinkhole
Bundera sinkhole is an anchialine ecosystem located in north-western Australia. It has a highly stratified physico-chemical profile which is reflected in the microbial community... -
Bermuda Atlantic Time-series Study metagenomes
Metagenome-assembled genome bins to assess the diversity and evolution of globally abundant deep-ocean bacteria. -
The effect of viruses on the dynamics of harmful algal blooms
Surface water from areas experiencing harmful algal blooms were collected either at the beginning or during the termination of the bloom. The water was size fractionated, and... -
metagenomes from three stations
metagenomes from three stations -
EMOSE (2017) Inter-Comparison of Marine Plankton Metagenome Analysis Methods
This study includes experiments from the following five sequencing strategies: 1) Shotgun DNA sequencing; 2) Amplicon sequencing after 18S amplification by PCR using 1391F/EukB... -
Marine metagenomes from the bioGEOTRACES project
Marine metagenomes from the bioGEOTRACES project Metagenome -
Metagenomic investigation of six depths from the anchialine Bundera sinkhole
Bundera sinkhole is an anchialine ecosystem located in north-western Australia. It has a highly stratified physico-chemical profile which is reflected in the microbial community...
