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Impact of sequence variant detection and bacterial DNA extraction methods on the measurement of microbial community composition in human stool

2017-11-01

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> <h4>Background</h4> The human gut microbiome has been widely studied in the context of human health and metabolism, however the question of how to analyze this community remains contentious. This study compares new and previously well established methods aimed at reducing bias in bioinformatics analysis (QIIME 1 and DADA2) and bacterial DNA extraction of human fecal samples in 16S rRNA marker g...

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ca89df9c-1043-5187-9056-629bdcb3e9cc
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10.1101/212134
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