In silico Approach to Study Adaptive Divergence in Nucleotide Composition of the 16S rRNA Gene Among Bacteria Thriving Under Different Temperature Regimes
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Ved Pal Singh | Hari Ram | Alok Kumar | Lebin Thomas | Alok Kumar | V. P. Singh | H. Ram | Lebin Thomas
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