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I do not think it means what you think it means: "relic DNA" can obscure microbial diversity studies
Although microbes are small, they play an important part in both biogeochemical cycles in the ocean as well as on land. However, as they are not so easy to observe by eye, and in many cases can’t be cultured in … Continue reading →
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Posted in community, community ecology, microbiology, next generation sequencing
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Tagged community structure, relic DNA, soil microbial diversity
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