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Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of Season 3 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast.
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 3 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast.
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 3 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast.
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 3 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast.
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 3 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast.
Microbiome research relies heavily on DNA sequencing to identify and characterize microbes within a particular environment. For a long-time, this has primarily involved massive sequencing using short-reads (150-300 bases); however, recent developments in DNA sequencing have led to sequencing of...
Microbiome research has revealed the huge microbial diversity within the human body and the environment. The human gut alone contains thousands of species of bacteria, not to mention other microbes such as fungi and archaea. Each of these species can have a different function within the human body...
Microbiome research relies on accurate identification and classification of thousands of microbial species in a single biological sample. To date, this has largely been conducted using amplicon sequencing, such as 16S rRNA gene sequencing for the identification of bacteria and archaea. However,...
Are you a company, lab or researcher planning a new microbiome study? If so, you are probably considering whether to conduct 16S rRNA gene sequencing or shotgun metagenomic sequencing. Although 16S rRNA gene sequencing has been more commonly used for microbiome studies to date, shotgun metagenomics...