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Tag Archives: pyrosequencing

Respect the old but seek out the new: Direct 16S rRNA-seq from bacterial communities

Posted on 2 Sep, 2016 by Kelle Freel

I think it’s fair to say that it’s an ongoing struggle to figure out what the heck microbes are doing in their natural environments, and who those microbes are. Clearly, there is no silver bullet that gives us all the … Continue reading →

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Posted in community ecology, microbiology, RNAseq | Tagged 16S rRNA, microbial community analysis, pyrosequencing, RNA-seq | 1 Comment
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