Viral inactivation impacts microbiome estimates in a tissue-specific manner

Viral inactivation impacts microbiome estimates in a tissue-specific manner

The global emergence of novel pathogenic viruses presents an important challenge for research, as high biosafety levels are required to process samples. While inactivation of infectious agents facilitates the use of less stringent safety conditions, its effect on other biological entities of interes...

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Main Authors: Boix-Amorós, A. (Author), Bu, K. (Author), Clemente, J.C (Author), Fernández-Sesma, A. (Author), Malaspina, D. (Author), Piras, E. (Author), Stapylton, M. (Author), Wallach, D. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Society for Microbiology 2021
Subjects:
16S RNA
Actinobacteria
alcohol
Article
Bacteroidetes
Blautia
controlled study
Coprococcus
DNA sequencing
Faecalibacterium
Firmicutes
formaldehyde
gene sequence
heat
human
Human microbiome
human tissue
intestine flora
Lachnospiraceae
microbial community
microbial diversity
microbiome
mouth flora
Neisseriaceae
nonhuman
nose
Proteobacteria
psoralen
RNA 16S
Ruminococcus
skin flora
Viral inactivation
virus inactivation
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