Human Microbiome Team Analyzes Initial Set of Reference Microbe Genomes
May 20, 2010
Human Microbiome Team Analyzes Initial Set of Reference Microbe Genomes
Investigators from four research centers participating in the Human Microbiome Jumpstart Reference Strains Consortium have sequenced and characterized nearly 200 microbial reference strains as part of an ongoing effort to bolster metagenomic studies of microbes in and on the human body.
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