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Some of these predicted cellulases have been previously verified experimentally [22], [26] [30] and we contributed to this growing list by performing cloning, expression, and carbohydrate hydrolysis assays on other putative glycoside hydrolases as shown in Table 2 and S2.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2393/13/219/prepub All persons that contributed to this study are listed authors and meet the criteria for authorship.
Additional members of the Vaginal Microbiome Consortium who have contributed to this study are listed in alphabetical order: João M.P. Alves, Christopher J. Friedline, Philippe H. Girerd, Michael D. Harwich, Stephanie L. Hendricks, Vladimir Lee, Melissa A. Prestosa, Federico A. Puma, Mark A. Reimers, Maria C. Rivera, Jerome F. Strauss III, and Logan J. Voegtly.
Additional members of the Vaginal Microbiome Consortium who contributed to this study are listed in alphabetical order: James P. Brooks, Christopher J. Friedline, Philippe H. Girerd, Stephanie L. Hendricks, Vladimir Lee, Melissa A. Prestosa, Federico A. Puma, Maria C. Rivera, Nihar U. Sheth, Jerome F. Strauss III, and Logan J. Voegtly.
This ensures that genes with low expression do not contribute to the list of genes with large fold-changes.
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