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16S rRNA
16S rRNA gene
Lake Baikal
antibiotic resistance
antibiotics
antimicrobial activity
archaea
bacteria
biofilm
biofilms
bottom sediments
carotenoids
chitosan
cyanobacteria
high-throughput sequencing
methanogenesis
microbial communities
microbial community
oxidative stress
saline lakes
yeasts
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16S rRNA gene
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antibiotic resistance
antibiotics
antimicrobial activity
archaea
bacteria
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bottom sediments
carotenoids
chitosan
cyanobacteria
high-throughput sequencing
methanogenesis
microbial communities
microbial community
oxidative stress
saline lakes
yeasts
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Shtykova, Yu. R.
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Vol 87, No 6 (2018)
Experimental Articles
Role of Cultured Microorganisms from Biofilms Formed on Rocky Substrates in the Lake Baikal Self-Purification System
Vol 87, No 6 (2018)
Experimental Articles
First Reports on the Bacterial Community of the Digestive System of Endemic Baikal Gastropods
Benedictia baicalensis
Vol 88, No 3 (2019)
Experimental Articles
Diversity and Physiological and Biochemical Properties of Heterotrophic Bacteria Isolated from Lake Baikal Epilithic Biofilms
Vol 88, No 6 (2019)
Experimental Articles
Ecology of Estuarine Basins of Southern Baikal Small Rivers According to Springtime Chemical and Microbiological Investigation
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