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Study

Study Name: SIP Metagenome Study - Biomass microbial communities from full-scale Anaerobic Digestion (AD) reactors in various Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTP), Canada.

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Biosamples: 100 Seq. Projects: 100
STUDY INFORMATION
GOLD Study ID Gs0150043
Study Name SIP Metagenome Study - Biomass microbial communities from full-scale Anaerobic Digestion (AD) reactors in various Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTP), Canada.
Other Names
NCBI Umbrella Bioproject Name Biomass microbial communities from full-scale Anaerobic Digestion (AD) reactors in various Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTP), Canada. SIP Metagenome Study
NCBI Umbrella Bioproject Accession PRJNA895938
SRA Studies
Legacy ER Study ID
Legacy GOLD ID
Added By JGI automated process on 2020-10-23
Last Modified By TBK Reddy on 2022-10-30
PI Ryan Ziels
Description The goal of this study is to resolve the metabolic network of methanogenic communities and identify microbe-microbe metabolic cooperation in two full-scale AD reactors by employing a Stable Isotope Probing (SIP) multi-omic strategy using an array of 7 important metabolic intermediates spanning the anaerobic food web trophic levels.
Relevance
Study Information Visibility Public
Metagenomic Study Yes
Publication
Is GEBA
Is HMP
ECOSYSTEM CLASSIFICATION
Ecosystem Engineered
Ecosystem Category WWTP
Ecosystem Type Anaerobic digester
Ecosystem Subtype Sludge
Specific Ecosystem Unclassified
Ecosystem Path ID 5478
STUDY COMPOSITION
Number of Biosamples 100
Number of Organisms 0
Number of Seq Projects 100
Number of Analysis Projects 102
Number of Related Studies 0

 

 

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