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SRA EXPERIMENT
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SRA Experiment Id
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ERX3339157
(Link to NCBI )
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Experiment Title
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Illumina HiSeq 2500 sequencing
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SRA Study
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| SRA Study Id |
ERP114459
(Link to NCBI ) |
| Study Title |
Responses of tundra soil microbial communities to half a decade of experimental in-situ warming at two critical depths (CiPEHR Alaska site) |
| Study Abstract |
Northern-latitude tundra soils harbor substantial carbon (C) stocks that are highly susceptible to microbial degradation with rising global temperatures. Understanding the magnitude and direction, e.g., C release or sequestration, of the microbial responses to warming is necessary to accurately model climate change. In this study, Alaskan tundra soils were subjected to experimental in-situ warming by ~1.1 °C above ambient temperature, and the microbial responses were evaluated using metagenomics after 1.5 and 4.5 years, at two depths: 15-25 cm (pre-existing active layer) and 45-55 cm (recently-thawed permafrost boundary layer). |
| Alias |
ena-STUDY-GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-25-03-2019-16:18:45:889-28 |
| External Id |
BioProject=PRJEB31848 |
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SRA Sample
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SRA Run
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Exp Library Strategy
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WGS
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Library Source
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METAGENOMIC
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Library Selection
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RANDOM
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Library Name
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Fence2_Warmed_15-25cm_May2013_Paired
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Library Layout
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SINGLE
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Library Instrument
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ILLUMINA_HI_SEQ_2500
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Exp. Description
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Spot Length
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