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Fig. 3 | Microbiome

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From: Biogeographic traits of dimethyl sulfide and dimethylsulfoniopropionate cycling in polar oceans

Fig. 3

Relative abundance of potential genes involved in bacterial DMS/DMSP cycling. a The relative abundances of DMS/DMSP cycling-related genes in 60 polar metagenomes (left panel) and 52 polar metatranscriptomes (right panel). b The relative abundances of DMS/DMSP cycling-related genes in 174 non-polar Tara Ocean samples (left panel) and 99 non-polar metatranscriptomes (right panel). Polar metagenomes were separated into Arctic-Surface (0–100 m), Arctic-Deep (300–3800 m), Antarctic-Surface (0 m), and Antarctic-Deep (300–3500 m). Polar metatranscriptomic samples were separated into two groups: Polar-surface (0–146 m) and Polar-deep (200–1000 m) groups. Tara metagenomes and metatranscriptomes were separated into Tara-Surface (5–188 m) and Tara-Deep (250–1000 m), and Non-polar surface (0–150 m) and Non-polar deep (200–3262 m), respectively. The relative abundance of each gene was normalized against the average abundance of the 10 selected bacterial marker genes. MetaG, metagenomes; MetaT, metatranscriptomes

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