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2017
Holmes DE, Shrestha PM, Walker DJF, Dang Y, Nevin KP, Woodard TL, Lovley DR.  2017.  Metatranscriptomic Evidence for Direct Interspecies Electron Transfer between Geobacter and Methanothrix Species in Methanogenic Rice Paddy Soils.. Appl Environ Microbiol. 83(9)
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2015
Holmes DE, Giloteaux L, Chaurasia AK, Williams KH, Luef B, Wilkins MJ, Wrighton KC, Thompson CA, Comolli LR, Lovley DR.  2015.  Evidence of Geobacter-associated phage in a uranium-contaminated aquifer.. ISME J. 9(2):333-46.
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