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Illuminating the microbiome’s dark matter: a functional genomic toolkit for the study of human gut Actinobacteria

2018-05-01

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Despite the remarkable evolutionary and metabolic diversity found within the human microbiome, the vast majority of mechanistic studies focus on two phyla: the Bacteroidetes and the Proteobacteria. Generalizable tools for studying the other phyla are urgently needed in order to transition microbiome research from a descriptive to a mechanistic discipline. Here, we focus on the Coriobacteriia class within the Actin...

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13da274d-b04b-5d2c-a587-17beecd6b7f4
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10.1101/304840
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