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Anand S. Jain

Environmental Sciences

Emory University

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About Anand S. Jain at Emory University (Emory)

Anand Jain is an environmental scientist at Emory University whose research focuses on microbial community ecology in Arctic marine ecosystems and livestock genetic improvement.

Research Areas

microbial ecologyArctic ecosystemscarbon cyclinglivestock geneticsenvironmental microbiologymicrobial physiologymarine pollutionsulfur metabolism
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Total Citations169

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Publications12

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