Author: Baldwin, Don A.; Feldman, Michael; Alwine, James C.; Robertson, Erle S.
Title: Metagenomic Assay for Identification of Microbial Pathogens in Tumor Tissues Document date: 2014_9_16
ID: xlqdn0c7_2
Snippet: As de novo cataloguing expands the count of microbial species in the human microbiome and characterizes their distributions, metagenomic tools are needed to efficiently identify an infectious agent strongly associated with a disease. The ability to evaluate the contributions of a microbiome will be necessary to understand the interactions between pathogens, pathogen interactions with commensal organisms, host genetics, and environmental factors......
Document: As de novo cataloguing expands the count of microbial species in the human microbiome and characterizes their distributions, metagenomic tools are needed to efficiently identify an infectious agent strongly associated with a disease. The ability to evaluate the contributions of a microbiome will be necessary to understand the interactions between pathogens, pathogen interactions with commensal organisms, host genetics, and environmental factors.
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