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Experiment: JC142 Seamount water retention
ID: FR-FCM-Z2D9
Primary Researcher: Greta Giljan
MIFlowCyt Score: 63.83%

Experiment Overview

Repository ID:	FR-FCM-Z2D9	Experiment name:	JC142 Seamount water retention	MIFlowCyt score:	63.83%
Primary researcher:	Greta Giljan	PI/manager:	Greta Giljan	Uploaded by:	Greta Giljan
Experiment dates:	2016-11-12 - 2016-11-12	Dataset uploaded:	Dec 2019	Last updated:	Mar 2020
Keywords:	[Tropic Seamount] [marine] [environmental] [JC142]		Manuscripts:
Organizations:	None
Purpose:	The purpose of flow cytometrically selecting major bacterioplankton groups for 16S amplicon sequencing was to investigate potential input from benthic communities.
Conclusion:	None
Comments:	None
Funding:	Not disclosed
Quality control:	None

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The following open access article describes how to upload and annotate flow cytometry data sets: Spidlen J, Breuer K and Brinkman R. Preparing a Minimum Information about a Flow Cytometry Experiment (MIFlowCyt) Compliant Manuscript Using the International Society for Advancement of Cytometry (ISAC) FCS File Repository (FlowRepository.org). Current Protocols in Cytometry, UNIT 10.18, July 2012.
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