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Tag Archives: mouse genome

Understanding the pieces of all those meeces: characterizing mice gut microbiota

Posted on 12 Aug, 2016 by Kelle Freel

In an age where a tremendous amount of data is generated, this week has seen some moves towards providing open access to extensive data sets. These attempts have been in the realm of chemistry as well as microbiology, where in a … Continue reading →

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