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Korbel et al 16S + 18S rDNA sequence and OTU data

Macquarie University
Hose, Grant
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The first set of data are processed sequence data from samples of DNA collected over space and time in an artificial aquifer system in Munich Germany. The data demonstrate the mobility of DNA through an experimental sand aquifer.

The second set of Data are processed sequence data from laboratory microcosm experiment examining the fate of stygofauna DNA in closed aquatic ecosystems.

GrantDemux contains demultiplexed sequence (fasta) files

Issued: 05 05 2024

Created: 05 05 2024

Modified: 05 05 2024

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DNA fate | Freshwater ecology | Groundwater animals | Stygofauna | environmental DNA |

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