Amin R Mohamed

Request a detailed protocol Two hundred and fifty milligrams of potting soil (Planting Mix No.1; ACE Hardware) was supplemented with 300 µL of 100 µM Aze, suberic acid, or Milli-Q water and incubated at 24°C, in the dark for 16 hr. Following incubation, the soil samples were flash-frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at –80°C until DNA extraction. A.

Abstract Rising temperatures are devastating coral populations throughout the globe1. The coral microbiome is believed to play a critical role in sustaining corals and enabling their adaptation to environmental changes, particularly thermal stress. A ubiquitous group of coral-associated bacteria, known as Endozoicomonas, are hypothesized to provide their host with essential metabolites.

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