Author:
Moulin Lionel,Klonowska Agnieszka,Caroline Bournaud,Booth Kristina,Vriezen Jan A.C.,Melkonian Rémy,James Euan K.,Young J. Peter W.,Bena Gilles,Hauser Loren,Land Miriam,Kyrpides Nikos,Bruce David,Chain Patrick,Copeland Alex,Pitluck Sam,Woyke Tanja,Lizotte-Waniewski Michelle,Bristow Jim,Riley Margaret
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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