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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"taxonomic profiling"”.
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Insights into Adaptations of Biogas-Producing Microbial Communities from Taxonomic Profiling, Metagenomically Assembled Genomes and Analysis of the Methanogenic Isolate Methanothermobacter wolfeii SIV6
… plants. <br />Firstly, a 16S rRNA gene-based taxonomic profiling of 67 differently operated full-scale biogas digesters from 49 biogas plants revealed three marker microbiome clusters and one group of outliers, which could be explained by the prevailing process conditions of the respective …
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DECIPHERING THE ORAL MICROBIOTA IN FOOD ALLERGY: INSIGHTS INTO THE CANDIDATE PHYLA RADIATION AND NOVEL METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES
… explored its potential for bacterial community profiling, developing a machine learning algorithm that accurately infers taxonomy from RecA sequences across bacterial diversity. This algorithm was implemented in a software that provides ultra-fast, accurate taxonomic profiling from raw shotgun …
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Impact assessment of different agricultural practices in grapevine soil and must microbiota
… metabarcoding (16S rRNA and ITS2) for taxonomic profiling, and shotgun metagenomics for functional analysis. The results showed that vintage and location were the primary factors influencing both bacterial and fungal microbiota in soil and must. The evaluated agricultural practices had …
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Identification and characterisation of lignin degrading bacteria and enzymes fromlarval guts of the African Palm Weevil (Rhynchophorus phoenicis)
… microbes.In this study, we carried out taxonomic profiling of the bacteria in the gut of the African palm weevil’s larvae using 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing with particular interest in identifying lignin degrading bacteria. We also performed functional metagenomicsanalysis from …
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MICROBIAL GUARDIANS OF THE SAVANNAH: UNRAVELING THE GUT MICROBIOME FOR AFRICAN CARNIVORE CONSERVATION
<p>Non-invasive fecal sampling is essential for wildlife gut microbiome (GMB) research, yet field conditions often limit preservation options. I compared gut bacterial communities in paired fecal samples preserved in stabilization tubes and air-dried in paper bags collected from anesthetized …