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Laboratory analyses: Artyukhov, E.; Nizamutdinov, T.; Dinkelaker, N.
Software, visualization, statistics: Kushnov, I.; Shvetsova, A.; Nizamutdinov, T.
Writing - original draft: Shvetsova, A.; Pokhodnya, E.; Vainberg, A.
Supervision, writing - review and editing: Dinkelaker, N.; Abakumov, E.
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Financial support and sponsorship
This research was supported by the Russian Science Foundation, grant № 24-44-00006, “Comparative
Metagenomics Study of the Carbon Cycle Microbiome in Permafrost Regions on the Yamal Peninsula and
the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau”.
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