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Measures of reproducibility in sampling and laboratory processing methods in high-throughput microbiome analysis

2018-05-15

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Microbial community analysis can be biased by multiple technical factors, such as storage conditions, DNA extraction, or amplification conditions. In a high-throughput laboratory that relies on samples obtained from thousands of different subjects, knowledge of the extent of subject-introduced sampling and storage variation on the outcome of the inferred microbiome, as well as the effect of laboratory-introduced v...

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4419981b-dffb-54e2-bf02-96b62641eaf3
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10.1101/322677
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