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Combined bacterial and fungal intestinal microbiota analyses: Impact of storage conditions and DNA extraction protocols.

ABSTRACT: The human intestinal microbiota contains a vast community of microorganisms increasingly studied using high-throughput DNA sequencing. Standardized protocols for storage and DNA extraction from fecal samples have been established mostly for bacterial microbiota analysis. Here, we investigated the impact of storage and DNA extraction on bacterial and fungal community structures detected concomitantly.

PROVIDER: PRJEB25216 | ENA |

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