Recent substantial evidence implicating commensal bacteria in human diseases has given
rise to a new domain in biomedical research: microbiome medicine. This emerging field …

The emergence of cyanobacterial species (speciation) is driven by mutation, selection, gene
flow, and geographical and ecological isolation. Population genomics explores the process …

The environmental preferences of many microbes remain undetermined. This is the case for
bacterial pH preferences, which can be difficult to predict a priori despite the importance of …

Background Scenedesmus quadricauda isolates were tested for growth kinetics and lipid
accumulation capability. Scenedesmus quadricauda revealed greater potential as a biofuel …

Clustering biological sequences into similar groups is an increasingly important task as the
number of available sequences continues to grow exponentially. Search-based approaches …

The role of 16S rRNA has been and largely remains crucial for the identification of microbial
organisms. Although 16S rRNA could certainly be described as one of the most studied …

The operational temperature and nature of the substrates are two critical parameters in
shaping the functional microbiota and determining the biogas productivity of field-scale …

Whole genome analysis for microbial genomics is critical to studying and monitoring
antimicrobial resistance strains. The exponential growth of microbial sequencing data …

The composition of the human gut microbiome varies tremendously among individuals,
making the effects of dietary or treatment interventions difficult to detect and characterize …

Introduction Tumor‐associated bacteria and gut microbiota have gained significant attention
in recent years due to their potential role in cancer development and therapeutic response …