Insights into the Metabolism and Evolution of the Genus Acidiphilium, a Typical Acidophile in Acid Mine Drainage.

Insights into the Metabolism and Evolution of the Genus Acidiphilium, a Typical Acidophile in Acid Mine Drainage.
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酸性矿山排水中典型嗜酸菌嗜酸菌属的代谢和进化研究

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10.1128/msystems.00867-20
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2020-11-17
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6.4
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Yin H
Yin H
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生物学2区
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作者:
Li L;Liu Z;Zhang M;Meng D;Liu X;Wang P;Li X;Jiang Z;Zhong S;Jiang C;Yin H

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