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Who Grows There? A Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience to explore the human microbiome through 16S DNA metabarcoding

2024-07-23

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We describe a two week Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) to introduce students to next-generation DNA sequencing, molecular biology methods and a bioinformatic workflow. The CURE is designed to take students with little to no technical and bioinformatic experience through key steps of the protocol through scaffolded laboratory and computational practicals. Our students extract and amplify human...

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10.1101/2024.07.22.600610
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