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Rapid regrowth and detection of microbial contaminants in equine fecal microbiome samples

1 Nov 2017

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Advances have been made to standardize 16S rRNA gene amplicon based studies for inter-study comparisons, yet there are many opportunities for systematic error that may render these comparisons improper and misleading. The fecal microbiome of horses has been examined previously, however, no universal horse fecal collection method and sample processing procedure has been established. This study was initialized in...

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PMID: 29091944
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0187044

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