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Raw recovery yielded fewer biosynthetic gene-cluster families from corals than sponges, though normalization reversed the comparison. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Coral microbiomes as reservoirs of unknown genomic and biosynthetic diversity · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:a005bd249258d574755bce46ae2e37a13d82a9ffc5acb9c4239c97e1bcdcd84f

Overall, we recovered fewer GCFs from corals than from sponges (2,781 versus 3,920 GCFs; Fig. 3e), primarily because of differences in effective sequencing depth and host genera sampled. However, after we normalized by sampling effort, the coral microbiome was richer in GCFs both per genome and per microbial species.