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Development of metagenomic methods for non-invasive health monitoring of endangered species: Unveiling hidden microbial threats in fecal samples

2025-01-24

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Metagenomic analysis of feces is emerging as a powerful tool for improving the monitoring of endangered species. A critical aspect in assessing the extinction risk of a species is the analysis of the burden of parasites and pathogens that can negatively affect the health of individuals. However, the identification of pathogens in non-model species using metagenomics is a major challenge due to the lack of referenc...

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7e635e91-b5d9-55ea-be5f-d02a2d1d9b59
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10.1101/2025.01.21.633432
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