Sentence examples for microbial community samples from inspiring English sources

It is simple and computationally efficient, and it can reveal underlying relationships between microbial community samples.

Based on proteomic data across 28 microbial community samples, G-plasma constituted about 9.0 ± 4.9 % of the community [ 37].

EMPeror provides a user-friendly interface and set of tools for visualizing large numbers of microbial community samples associated with increasingly extensive metadata, and interactively manipulating these datasets to add auxiliary data and visualization techniques.

The comparison of metagenomic samples using sequence signatures arises from the need for the comparison of two microbial community samples without having to do alignment with reference genomes, which are often incomplete or unavailable.

PCoA ordination was conducted using the Canberra index and Bray-Curtis dissimilarities among the OTU composition data because PCoA plotting using Canberra distance is recommended for finding clusters in microbial community samples [ 86].

We conducted a series of computational experiments by both extensive simulations and real data analyses to study the effectiveness of the sequence signature methods in identifying group and gradient relationships of microbial community samples.

These results demonstrate that phylogenetic studies based on pyrosequencing of metagenomic fosmid libraries can give broad and reliable information about the predominant microbial groups present in the microbial community sampled.

A fresh microbial community sample collected from Obsidian Pool was labeled with a fluorescent polyclonal antibody developed against N. equitans.

To characterize the microbial communities, samples of microbial mats were collected using a 70% (v/v) ethanol-rinsed spatula, placed into sterile 15 ml plastic vials, and fixed in natural water using 2% (v/v) glutaraldehyde.

However, the usefulness of the new methodology for inferring biodiversity patterns from non-microbial community samples which were collected using a standardized protocol as it is typically applied in ecological and conservation surveys and monitoring programs (e.g. [37], [49]), has rarely been tested to date (e.g. [6], [19], [20]).

Table 3 Diversity indices for of hot spring microbial communities Sample name Shannon Weaver index (H) Chao 1 Number of OTU JM1 1.963 1561 561891 89110 1891 891 Fig. 2 Rarefaction analysis of alpha diversity among JM1 and YM1.