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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Necrobiome"”.

  1. NECROBIOME SUCCESSION IN COLD CONDITIONS

    … that involved assessment of the changes in the necrobiome reflected in muscle tissue samples collected from two human donors that were allowed to naturally decompose in differing temperatures over a six-month period. The research questions addressed by this study include whether the biodiversity …

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  2. Necrobiome Succession in Muscle Tissue as a Potential Indicator of Postmortem Interval

    … how the aforementioned factors influence necrobiome succession and how it relates to postmortem interval through the use of buccal swab and muscle tissue sampling from the arm (deltoid) and thigh (vastus lateralis). The use of muscle tissue samples is a novel means to study bacterial …

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  3. The role of struvite crystals and the necrobiome in estimating the postmortem interval for forensic investigations in the UK

    … by Proteus spp. has been observed within the necrobiome. This provided an assessment of succession in ureolytic bacteria that suggests potential as a complimentary method for estimating the PMI. In summary, findings from this research indicate that sampling and identifying struvite crystals in …

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  4. Historical contingency and priority effects impact the decomposition of dead microbial biomass

    … the structure and functioning of the fungal necrobiome and demonstrates that fungi can use multiple mechanisms to alter community assembly processes.

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