gut microbiome; taxonomic annotation; adolescents; opportunistic microorganisms; 16S amplicon sequencing

Difficulties of Enterobacteriaceae genome annotation in deciphering gastrointestinal microbiome datasets obtained by 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing

Year & Volume - Issue: 

2022. volume 11 - Issue 4

Authors: 

Elizaveta S. Klimenko, Natalya L. Belkova, Anna V. Pogodina, Lubov V. Rychkova, Marina A. Darenskaya

Heading: 

Microbiology

Article type: 

Original article

Keywords: 

gut microbiome; taxonomic annotation; adolescents; opportunistic microorganisms; 16S amplicon sequencing

CID: 

e0413

DOI: 

10.15275/rusomj.2022.0413

PDF File: 

romj-2022-0413.pdf

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