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Genomes are coming: Sequence libraries from the honey bee reflect associated microbial diversity
One of the coolest of reasons that cheap sequencing is nifty, in my opinion, is that it has allowed researchers to study individual eukaryotic organisms, and their associated microbes (their microbiome). Let’s be real, we are in the midst of … Continue reading →
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Posted in Coevolution, community ecology, evolution, genomics, metagenomics, microbiology, next generation sequencing
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Tagged ecology, Lactobacilli, microbiome
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