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Microbe observation and cultivation array (MOCA) for cultivating and analyzing environmental microbiota

The use of culture-independent nucleic acid techniques, such as ribosomal RNA gene cloning library analysis, has unveiled the tremendous microbial diversity that exists in natural environments. In sharp contra...

Authors: Weimin Gao, Dena Navarroli, Jared Naimark, Weiwen Zhang, Shih-hui Chao and Deirdre R Meldrum

Citation: Microbiome 2013 1:4

Content type: Methodology

Published on: 9 January 2013
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Stool substitute transplant therapy for the eradication of Clostridium difficile infection: ‘RePOOPulating’ the gut

Fecal bacteriotherapy (‘stool transplant’) can be effective in treating recurrent Clostridium difficile infection, but concerns of donor infection transmission and patient acceptance limit its use. Here we descri...

Authors: Elaine O Petrof, Gregory B Gloor, Stephen J Vanner, Scott J Weese, David Carter, Michelle C Daigneault, Eric M Brown, Kathleen Schroeter and Emma Allen-Vercoe

Citation: Microbiome 2013 1:3

Content type: Methodology

Published on: 9 January 2013
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Selecting age-related functional characteristics in the human gut microbiome

Human gut microbial functions are often associated with various diseases and host physiologies. Aging, a less explored factor, is also suspected to affect or be affected by microbiome alterations. By combining...

Authors: Yemin Lan, Andres Kriete and Gail L Rosen

Citation: Microbiome 2013 1:2

Content type: Research

Published on: 9 January 2013
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Microbe observation and cultivation array (MOCA) for cultivating and analyzing environmental microbiota

Stool substitute transplant therapy for the eradication of Clostridium difficile infection: ‘RePOOPulating’ the gut

Selecting age-related functional characteristics in the human gut microbiome

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