Pyrosequencing reads (454) of marine RNA virus metagenomes collected Kaneohe Bay, HI during 2009 (Diversity and ecology of marine RNA viruses project)

<p>This datasest links to accessions at the iMicrobe data repository containing fasta formatted nucleic acid sequences. Samples are from Surface waters of Kaneohe Bay, a tropical embayment on eastern shore of Oahu, HI, 21° 25’ 46.80” N, 157° 47’ 31.51” W.</p>

<p>Sample Name: CAM_SMPL_000815 (collected Aug 1, 2009)<br />
Link: <a href=\"http://data.imicrobe.us/sample/view/333\" target=\"_blank\">http://data.imicrobe.us/sample/view/333</a></p>

<p>Sample Name: CAM_SMPL_000824 (collected Jun 3, 2010)<br />
Link: <a href=\"http://data.imicrobe.us/sample/view/324\" target=\"_blank\">http://data.imicrobe.us/sample/view/324</a></p>

<p><strong>Related References:</strong></p>

<p>Culley AI, JA Mueller, M Belcaid, EM Wood-Charlson, G Poisson, GF Steward (2104). The characterization of RNA viruses in tropical seawater using targeted PCR and metagenomics. <em>mBio</em> 5(3):e01210-14. doi:10.1128/mBio.01210-14.</p>

<p>Steward GF, AI Culley, JA Mueller, EM Wood-Charlson, M Belcaid, G Poisson (2013). Are we missing half the viruses in the sea? <em>ISME Journal</em> 7(3) 627-679.</p>