Bioengineered,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: July 20, 2023
Inoculation
with
exogenous
microbial
agents
is
a
common
method
to
promote
organic
waste
degradation
and
improve
the
quality
of
compost.
However,
biotic
effects
different
are
often
quite
different.
To
evaluate
potential
complex
bacterial
agent
comprised
three
strains
(belonging
Bacillus
Geobacillus)
on
lignocellulose
underlying
mechanisms
during
cow
dung
composting,
two
lab-scale
composting
experiments,
control
inoculation
treatment,
were
established.
The
results
suggest
that
accelerated
rate
temperature
increase
extended
thermophilic
phase.
Compared
those
in
negative
group,
cellulose,
hemicellulose,
lignin
rates
inoculated
group
increased
from
53.3%
70.0%,
50.2%
61.3%,
46.4%
60.0%,
respectively.
community
structure
diversity
compost
clearly
changed
by
inoculation.
Moreover,
stamp
analysis
showed
modulated
key
functional
populations
linked
lignocellulose.
Correlation
matrix
indicated
expression
lignocellulolytic
enzymes
closely
related
populations.
Overall,
confirm
importance
inoculation,
have
important
implications
for
promoting
efficiency
compost.The
Geobacillus
established.Adding
phase.Inoculation
promoted
abundance
lignocellulose-degrading
microbes.These
findings
will
help
mSystems,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
7(2)
Published: April 4, 2022
We
introduce
the
operational
genomic
unit
(OGU)
method,
a
metagenome
analysis
strategy
that
directly
exploits
sequence
alignment
hits
to
individual
reference
genomes
as
minimum
for
assessing
diversity
of
microbial
communities
and
their
relevance
environmental
factors.
This
approach
is
independent
taxonomic
classification,
granting
possibility
maximal
resolution
community
composition,
organizes
features
into
an
accurate
hierarchy
using
phylogenomic
tree.
The
outputs
are
suitable
contemporary
analytical
protocols
ecology,
differential
abundance,
supervised
learning
while
supporting
phylogenetic
methods,
such
UniFrac
phylofactorization,
seldom
applied
shotgun
metagenomics
despite
being
prevalent
in
16S
rRNA
gene
amplicon
studies.
As
demonstrated
two
real-world
case
studies,
OGU
method
produces
biologically
meaningful
patterns
from
microbiome
data
sets.
Such
further
remain
detectable
at
very
low
metagenomic
sequencing
depths.
Compared
with
unit-based
analyses
implemented
currently
adopted
tools,
variants,
this
shows
superiority
informing
relevant
insights,
including
stronger
correlation
body
environment
host
sex
on
Human
Microbiome
Project
set
more
prediction
human
age
by
gut
microbiomes
Finnish
individuals
included
FINRISK
2002
cohort.
provide
Woltka,
bioinformatics
tool
implement
full
integration
QIIME
2
package
Qiita
web
platform,
facilitate
adoption
future
Foods,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(11), P. 2140 - 2140
Published: May 25, 2023
Various
fields
have
been
identified
in
the
"omics"
era,
such
as
genomics,
proteomics,
transcriptomics,
metabolomics,
phenomics,
and
metagenomics.
Among
these,
metagenomics
has
enabled
a
significant
increase
discoveries
related
to
microbial
world.
Newly
discovered
microbiomes
different
ecologies
provide
meaningful
information
on
diversity
functions
of
microorganisms
Earth.
Therefore,
results
metagenomic
studies
new
microbe-based
applications
human
health,
agriculture,
food
industry,
among
others.
This
review
summarizes
fundamental
procedures
recent
advances
bioinformatic
tools.
It
also
explores
up-to-date
study,
plant
research,
environmental
sciences,
other
fields.
Finally,
is
powerful
tool
for
studying
world,
it
still
numerous
that
are
currently
hidden
awaiting
discovery.
this
discusses
future
perspectives
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Feb. 18, 2023
Abstract
A
pro-inflammatory
intestinal
microbiome
is
characteristic
of
Parkinson’s
disease
(PD).
Prebiotic
fibers
change
the
and
this
study
sought
to
understand
utility
prebiotic
for
use
in
PD
patients.
The
first
experiments
demonstrate
that
fermentation
patient
stool
with
increased
production
beneficial
metabolites
(short
chain
fatty
acids,
SCFA)
changed
microbiota
demonstrating
capacity
respond
favorably
prebiotics.
Subsequently,
an
open-label,
non-randomized
was
conducted
newly
diagnosed,
non-medicated
(
n
=
10)
treated
participants
wherein
impact
10
days
intervention
evaluated.
Outcomes
well
tolerated
(primary
outcome)
safe
(secondary
associated
biological
changes
microbiota,
SCFA,
inflammation,
neurofilament
light
chain.
Exploratory
analyses
indicate
effects
on
clinically
relevant
outcomes.
This
proof-of-concept
offers
scientific
rationale
placebo-controlled
trials
using
ClinicalTrials.gov
Identifier:
NCT04512599.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: July 8, 2021
Autism
spectrum
disorders
(ASD)
are
associated
with
dysregulation
of
the
microbiota-gut-brain
axis,
changes
in
microbiota
composition
as
well
fecal,
serum,
and
urine
levels
microbial
metabolites.
Yet
a
causal
relationship
between
axis
ASD
remains
to
be
demonstrated.
Here,
we
hypothesized
that
metabolite
p-Cresol,
which
is
more
abundant
patients
compared
neurotypical
individuals,
could
induce
ASD-like
behavior
mice.Mice
exposed
p-Cresol
for
4
weeks
drinking
water
presented
social
deficits,
stereotypies,
perseverative
behaviors,
but
no
anxiety,
locomotion,
or
cognition.
Abnormal
induced
by
was
decreased
activity
central
dopamine
neurons
involved
reward
circuit.
Further,
deficits
transferred
from
p-Cresol-treated
mice
control
fecal
transplantation
(FMT).
We
also
showed
transplanted
exhibited
increased
excretion,
mice.
In
addition,
identified
possible
bacterial
producers.
Lastly,
rescued
interactions,
excitability,
when
mice.The
induces
selectively
core
behavioral
symptoms
Social
dependant
on
composition.
Our
study
paves
way
therapeutic
interventions
targeting
production
treat
ASD.
Video
abstract.
Scientific Data,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: June 19, 2020
Efficient
response
to
the
pandemic
through
mobilization
of
larger
scientific
community
is
challenged
by
limited
reusability
available
primary
genomic
data.
Here,
Genomic
Standards
Consortium
board
highlights
essential
need
for
contextual
data
FAIRness,
empowering
key
data-driven
biological
questions.
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9(2), P. 361 - 361
Published: Feb. 12, 2021
Soil-borne
microbes
are
major
ecological
players
in
terrestrial
environments
since
they
cycle
organic
matter,
channel
nutrients
across
trophic
levels
and
influence
plant
growth
health.
Therefore,
the
identification,
taxonomic
characterization
determination
of
role
members
soil
microbial
communities
have
become
topics
interest.
The
development
continuous
improvement
high-throughput
sequencing
platforms
further
stimulated
study
complex
microbiota
soils
plants.
most
frequently
used
approach
to
composition,
diversity
dynamics
is
polymerase
chain
reaction
(PCR),
amplifying
specific
taxonomically
informative
gene
markers
with
subsequent
amplicons.
This
methodological
called
DNA
metabarcoding.
Over
last
decade,
metabarcoding
has
rapidly
emerged
as
a
powerful
cost-effective
method
for
description
environmental
samples.
However,
this
involves
several
processing
steps,
each
which
might
introduce
significant
biases
that
can
considerably
compromise
reliability
output.
aim
review
provide
state-of-the-art
background
knowledge
needed
make
appropriate
decisions
at
step
workflow,
highlighting
crucial
steps
that,
if
considered,
ensures
an
accurate
standardized
studies.
mSphere,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: Jan. 12, 2022
Bacteria
have
important
functions
in
biogeochemical
cycles,
but
studies
on
their
function
an
ecosystem,
mangroves,
are
still
limited.
Here,
we
investigated
the
ecological
role
of
bacteria
involved
cycles
seven
representative
mangroves
southern
China.
Methods in Ecology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(4), P. 586 - 592
Published: Jan. 18, 2021
Abstract
DNA
metabarcoding
is
becoming
the
tool
of
choice
for
biodiversity
assessment
across
taxa
and
environments.
Yet,
artefacts
present
in
datasets
often
preclude
a
proper
interpretation
ecological
patterns.
Bioinformatic
pipelines
to
remove
experimental
noise
exist.
However,
these
only
partially
target
produced
artefacts,
or
are
marker
specific.
In
addition,
assessments
data
curation
quality
chosen
filtering
thresholds
seldom
available
existing
pipelines,
partly
due
lack
appropriate
visualisation
tools.
Here,
we
metabaR
,
an
r
package
that
provides
comprehensive
suite
tools
effectively
curate
after
basic
bioinformatic
analyses.
particular,
uses
negative
positive
controls
identify
different
types
artefactual
sequences,
is,
contaminants
tag‐jumps.
It
also
flags
potentially
dysfunctional
PCRs
based
on
PCR
replicate
similarities
when
those
available.
Finally,
visualise
characteristics
their
context
as
well
distribution,
facilitates
appropriateness
thresholds.
applicable
any
design
but
most
powerful
includes
replicates.
More
generally,
simplicity
flexibility
makes
it
marker,
generated
with
sequencing
platform,
pre‐analysed
pipeline.
Its
outputs
easily
usable
downstream
analyses
package.
complements
bioinformatics
by
providing
scientists
variety
functions
clean
avoid
serious
misinterpretations.
thus
offers
promising
platform
automatised
environmental
research
biomonitoring.