Inconsistent Patterns of Microbial Diversity and Composition Between Highly Similar Sequencing Protocols: A Case Study With Reef-Building Corals

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New Research: Inconsistent Patterns of Microbial Diversity and Composition Between Highly Similar Sequencing Protocols: A Case Study With Reef-Building Corals https://t.co/1hBtqbNmOL #microbiology

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RT @hannah_eps: Our new research comparing replicate 16S datasets prepped similarly but sequenced on dif platforms shows inconsistencies in…

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