Karimi_2017_marine_sponge

Study: Comparative Metagenomics Reveals the Distinctive Adaptive Features of the Spongia officinalis Endosymbiotic Consortium

Publication: Karimi et al., Comparative Metagenomics Reveals the Distinctive Adaptive Features of the Spongia officinalis Endosymbiotic Consortium (2017, Frontiers In Microbiology)

External link: SPIRE database (MAGs, genes and proteins including annotations)

Study accession: PRJEB11585

Last annotation change: 2025-08-11

Animal Metadata

description

100%
sponge-derived microbial pellet
4

mgrast_id

100%
mgs296852,mgs296849
 1
mgs296846,mgs296843
 1
mgs296840,mgs296837
 1
mgs296834,mgs296831
 1

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Ocean Metadata

description

100%
Sediment microbiome
3
Seawater microbiome
3

mgrast_id

100%
mgs296858,mgs296855
 1
mgs296861,mgs296864
 1
mgs296870,mgs296867
 1
mgs296876,mgs296873
 1
other values
 2

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Sample alias Spire sample name Longitude Latitude Geographic location Location resolution Collection date Collection date end Last change Tax id Environment material Environment biome Environmental package Environment feature Artificial Pmid Doi