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Anammox bacteria detected in fish intestinal tract systems
Ho Wang Chan, Han Meng,
Ji Dong Gu
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Agriculture & Biology
nitrifying bacteria
100%
intestines
55%
fish
37%
Mugil cephalus
30%
pollution
18%
Siganus
16%
environmental indicators
15%
nitrogen cycle
14%
eating habits
12%
nitrites
11%
anaerobic conditions
11%
wastewater
10%
ammonium
10%
sediments
10%
gases
8%
ribosomal RNA
7%
genomics
7%
nucleotide sequences
6%
nitrogen
6%
DNA
5%
animals
4%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
systems tract
80%
bacterium
42%
fish
39%
living condition
26%
pollution
14%
environmental indicator
13%
nitrogen cycle
13%
genomics
11%
anoxic conditions
10%
amplification
10%
nitrite
10%
mud
9%
ammonium
9%
DNA
9%
gene
8%
animal
7%
wastewater
7%
gas
5%
sediment
5%
distribution
3%
analysis
2%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Fishes
61%
Bacteria
45%
Social Conditions
25%
Nitrogen Cycle
20%
Environmental Indicators
18%
Waste Water
14%
Ammonium Compounds
14%
Nitrites
12%
rRNA Genes
11%
16S Ribosomal RNA
11%
Feeding Behavior
10%
Gases
9%
Polymerase Chain Reaction
6%
DNA
6%
Animals
5%
Engineering & Materials Science
Bacteria
74%
Fish
72%
Pollution
20%
Sediments
13%
Wastewater
11%
DNA
11%
Amplification
11%
Animals
10%
Genes
10%
Nitrogen
10%
Gases
6%
Chemical Compounds
Nitrogen Cycle
54%
Dinitrogen
40%
Nitrite
32%
Indicator
29%
Wastewater
26%
Ammonium
26%
Gas
17%
Reaction Yield
13%