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  1. ...rates over the first month of life Figure 1. Compositional profile of microbial communities colonizing themouth, skin, and gut of two premature infants. Each colored box represents the percentage of nonhuman reads mapping to an assembled , and the stacked boxes for each sample show the fraction...
  2. ...-based host– microbe research and future prospects for the field. The ecology of the human skin In 1954, Albert Kligman and Donald Pillsbury, two renowned dermatologists at the University of Pennsylvania who pioneered many of the seminal culture-based studies of the skin microbiota, stated, “a great deal more...
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  3. ...Corresponding author: jlusis@mednet.ucla.edu Abstract Genetics provides a potentially powerful approach to dissect host-gut microbiota interactions. Toward this end, we profiled gut microbiota using 16s rRNA gene sequencing in a panel of 110 diverse inbred strains of mice. This panel has previously...
  4. ...Strain-level metagenomic profiling using pan graphs with PanTax Wenhai Zhang1,2,5, Yuansheng Liu3,5, Guangyi Li2,5, Jialu Xu2, Enlian Chen2, Alexander Schönhuth4 and Xiao Luo1,2 1Hunan Research Center of the Basic Discipline for Cell Signaling, Hunan University, Changsha, Hunan 410082, China; 2...
  5. ...a relatively stable adult-like configuration is established. Our results further show that the early gut microbiota more closely resembles other body sites, including the vagina and skin, than the fecal microbiota of Western adults. This is consistent with studies of the effects of delivery mode...
  6. ...understanding of host–microbiome interactions, suggesting a bidirectional dialogue between skin commensals and the host organism. [Supplemental material is available for this article.] Although the relationships between microbiota, host, and disease are complex, investigators have long relied upon Koch...
  7. .... But the data structures that link pattern sequences to their clades of origin still do not scale well to large collections. Previous work proposed the document array profiles, which use words of space, where r is the number of maximal equal-letter runs in the Burrows–Wheeler transform, and d is the number...
  8. ...of the rumen have not been constructed, nor have the interactions between the ruminal microbiota and epithelial cells of the host been explored.To this end, we performed integrated profiling of the single-cell transcriptomes of ruminal cells and metas of the rumen microbial community in sheep and goats over...
  9. ...that eating activity markedly perturbed the salivary microbiota, with tongue-specific Campylobacter concisus and Oribacterium sinus and dental plaque-specific Lautropia mirabilis, Rothia aeria, and Neisseria oralis increased after every meal in a temporal order. The observation was reproducible in multiple...
  10. ...on contributions of unmapped reads. Nubeam is also useful in analyzing 16S rRNA sequencing data, which is a more prevalent type of data set in metagenomics studies. In our analysis, Nubeam recapitulated the findings that natural microbiota in mouse gut are resilient under challenges, and Nubeam detected...
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