Sentence examples for microbial profiling studies from inspiring English sources

The major findings of microbial profiling studies in major immune-mediated diseases associated with arthritis are summarised in Table 1.

Microbial profiling of metagenome communities have been studied extensively using MG-RAST and other related metagenome annotation databases.

The reduced costs of microbial profiling ($10/sample) might enable the use of this technology in a diagnostic setting and allow large studies to be carried our on the human microbiota.

a Data from these genomes was used in the phylogenetic profiling studies that identified EpsH. a Data was normalized to results from the Comprehensive Microbial Resource which showed 256 hits from a database size of 1048 MB of DNA.

Also, microbial profiling data suggest that gingival infection may be important, particularly in anti-citrullinated peptide antibody-positive RA, although the studies suggesting this have generally used antibody tests rather than sequencing-based approaches (reviewed in [ 82]).

Overall, the glycome profiling studies reveal a preferential utilization of loosely associated hemicellulosic xylans in switchgrass biomass by all three microbial strains studied, with C. clariflavum strains being more efficient in terms of xylan solubilization.

Pylro, V. S. et al. Data analysis for 16S microbial profiling from different benchtop sequencing platforms.

In the present study, we report the enumeration of rumen bacterial species using qPCR and its comparison with the MG-RAST based microbial profiling of rumen metagenome by shotgun and amplicon sequencing.

Illumina based microbial profiling enabled high though-put analyses of microbial samples at a high phylogenetic resolution.

Lastly, we propose that larger-scale lipid profiling studies will likely identify additional candidate metabolic adaptations to human and non-human diets and that investigations into the microbial contributions toward specific metabolic differences is warranted.

Lagkouvardos, I. et al. IMNGS: a comprehensive open resource of processed 16S rRNA microbial profiles for ecology and diversity studies.