Functional Redundancy in Ocean Microbiomes Controls Trait Stability
The paper uses a new metric to show that functional redundancy in ocean microbiomes correlates with trait stability and physiochemical factors.
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The paper uses a new metric to show that functional redundancy in ocean microbiomes correlates with trait stability and physiochemical factors.
This paper introduces Contribution Evenness (CE), a metric for assessing functional redundancy in microbial communities, and demonstrates its application to nitrogen cycle pathways in marine environments.
The paper quantifies how taxonomic ranks correlate with microbial genomic traits across the tree of life using COG-FC enrichment in 13,735 microbial lineages.
A. D. Steen, R. T. Kevorkian, J. T. Bird…·M. J. Alperin
The paper measures extracellular peptidase kinetics and identifies peptidase classes in anoxic estuarine sediments, showing adaptation to degraded organic matter.