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Sequence, organization, and genes characteristics of ORFs identified in a metagenomic DNA fragment from microbial community of the deep brine environment of Atlantis II in the Red Sea.
Microbial communities that reside in different natural habitats, particularly those of extreme environments, constitute a rich source for novel industrial enzymes and bioactive compounds. Until the advent of metagenomics technique, extreme environments represented a locked area with huge genetic rep...
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