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Quantifying the oxygen preferences of bacterial communities using a metagenome-based approach

2026-01-23

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Oxygen is a primary driver of the distribution and activity of microbial life. Since oxygen levels are often difficult to measure in situ , one potential solution is to use bacteria as bioindicators of oxygen levels. As bacteria range from obligate aerobes to obligate anaerobes, quantification of bacterial community oxygen preferences could be used to infer variation in environmental oxygen levels and bacterial m...

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90f3d72a-94f9-5cb2-b67d-8ed39a510547
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10.64898/2026.01.22.701213
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