Critical review of 16S rRNA gene sequencing workflow in microbiome studies: From primer selection to advanced data analysis
Molecular Oral Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
38(5), P. 347 - 399
Published: Oct. 1, 2023
Abstract
The
multi‐batch
reanalysis
approach
of
jointly
reevaluating
gene/genome
sequences
from
different
works
has
gained
particular
relevance
in
the
literature
recent
years.
large
amount
16S
ribosomal
ribonucleic
acid
(rRNA)
gene
sequence
data
stored
public
repositories
and
information
taxonomic
databases
same
far
exceeds
that
related
to
complete
genomes.
This
review
is
intended
guide
researchers
new
studying
microbiota,
particularly
oral
using
rRNA
sequencing
those
who
want
expand
update
their
knowledge
optimise
decision‐making
improve
research
results.
First,
we
describe
advantages
disadvantages
as
a
phylogenetic
marker
latest
findings
on
impact
primer
pair
selection
diversity
assignment
outcomes
microbiome
studies.
Strategies
for
based
these
results
are
introduced.
Second,
identified
key
factors
consider
selecting
technology
platform.
process
particularities
main
steps
processing
gene‐derived
described
detail
enable
choose
most
appropriate
bioinformatics
pipeline
analysis
methods
available
evidence.
We
then
produce
an
overview
types
advanced
analyses,
both
widely
used
approaches.
Several
indices,
metrics
software
microbial
communities
included,
highlighting
disadvantages.
Considering
principles
clinical
metagenomics,
conclude
future
should
focus
rigorous
analytical
approaches,
such
developing
predictive
models
identify
microbiome‐based
biomarkers
classify
health
disease
states.
Finally,
address
batch
effect
concept
microbiome‐specific
accounting
or
correcting
them.
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A systematic discussion and comparison of the construction methods of synthetic microbial community
Chenglong Li,
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Yanfeng Han,
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Xiao Zou
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et al.
Synthetic and Systems Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(4), P. 775 - 783
Published: June 20, 2024
Synthetic
microbial
community
has
widely
concerned
in
the
fields
of
agriculture,
food
and
environment
over
past
few
years.
However,
there
is
little
consensus
on
method
to
synthetic
from
construction
functional
verification.
Here,
we
review
concept,
characteristics,
history
applications
community,
summarizing
several
methods
for
construction,
such
as
isolation
culture,
core
microbiome
mining,
automated
design,
gene
editing.
In
addition,
also
systematically
summarized
design
concepts,
technological
thresholds,
applicable
scenarios
various
methods,
highlighted
their
advantages
limitations.
Ultimately,
this
provides
four
efficient,
detailed,
easy-to-understand
-follow
steps
with
major
implications
agricultural
practices,
production,
environmental
governance.
Language: Английский
Cross-validation for training and testing co-occurrence network inference algorithms
Daniel Agyapong,
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Jeffrey Propster,
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Jane C. Marks
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et al.
BMC Bioinformatics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(1)
Published: March 6, 2025
Microorganisms
are
found
in
almost
every
environment,
including
soil,
water,
air
and
inside
other
organisms,
such
as
animals
plants.
While
some
microorganisms
cause
diseases,
most
of
them
help
biological
processes
decomposition,
fermentation
nutrient
cycling.
Much
research
has
been
conducted
on
the
study
microbial
communities
various
environments
how
their
interactions
relationships
can
provide
insight
into
diseases.
Co-occurrence
network
inference
algorithms
us
understand
complex
associations
micro-organisms,
especially
bacteria.
Existing
employ
techniques
correlation,
regularized
linear
regression,
conditional
dependence,
which
have
different
hyper-parameters
that
determine
sparsity
network.
These
form
intricate
ecological
networks
fundamental
to
ecosystem
functioning
host
health.
Understanding
these
is
crucial
for
developing
targeted
interventions
both
environmental
clinical
settings.
The
emergence
high-throughput
sequencing
technologies
generated
unprecedented
amounts
microbiome
data,
necessitating
robust
computational
methods
validation.
Previous
evaluating
quality
inferred
include
using
external
consistency
across
sub-samples,
several
drawbacks
limit
applicability
real
composition
data
sets.
We
propose
a
novel
cross-validation
method
evaluate
co-occurrence
algorithms,
new
applying
existing
predict
test
data.
Our
demonstrates
superior
performance
handling
compositional
addressing
challenges
high
dimensionality
inherent
datasets.
proposed
framework
also
provides
estimates
stability.
empirical
shows
useful
hyper-parameter
selection
(training)
comparing
between
(testing).
This
advancement
represents
significant
step
forward
analysis,
providing
researchers
with
reliable
tool
understanding
interactions.
method's
extends
beyond
studies
fields
where
from
high-dimensional
crucial,
gene
regulatory
food
webs.
establishes
standard
validation
inference,
potentially
accelerating
discoveries
ecology
human
Language: Английский
The rhizosphere microbiome can sustainably protect field-grown tomato crops against soil-borne pathogens and plant parasitic nematodes
Onyemaechi H. Obiazikwor,
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Anish Shah,
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G.E.St.J. Hardy
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et al.
Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 14
Published: April 4, 2025
Language: Английский
animalcules: interactive microbiome analytics and visualization in R
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: March 28, 2021
Abstract
Background
Microbial
communities
that
live
in
and
on
the
human
body
play
a
vital
role
health
disease.
Recent
advances
sequencing
technologies
have
enabled
study
of
microbial
at
unprecedented
resolution.
However,
these
data
generation
presented
novel
challenges
to
researchers
attempting
analyze
visualize
data.
Results
To
address
some
challenges,
we
developed
animalcules
,
an
easy-to-use
interactive
microbiome
analysis
toolkit
for
16S
rRNA
data,
shotgun
DNA
metagenomics
RNA-based
metatranscriptomics
profiling
This
combines
existing
analytics,
visualization
methods,
machine
learning
models.
For
example,
features
traditional
analyses
such
as
alpha/beta
diversity
differential
abundance
analysis,
combined
with
new
methods
biomarker
identification
are.
In
addition,
provides
dynamic
figures
enable
users
understand
their
discover
insights.
can
be
used
standalone
command-line
R
package
or
explore
accompanying
Shiny
interface.
Conclusions
We
present
through
either
interface
facilitated
by
various
functions.
It
is
first
supports
all
rRNA,
DNA-based
metagenomics,
RNA-sequencing
based
datasets.
freely
downloaded
from
GitHub
https://github.com/compbiomed/animalcules
installed
Bioconductor
https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/animalcules.html
.
Language: Английский
Capturing the dynamics of microbial interactions through individual-specific networks
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: May 15, 2023
Longitudinal
analysis
of
multivariate
individual-specific
microbiome
profiles
over
time
or
across
conditions
remains
dauntin.
Most
statistical
tools
and
methods
that
are
available
to
study
microbiomes
based
on
cross-sectional
data.
Over
the
past
few
years,
several
attempts
have
been
made
model
dynamics
bacterial
species
conditions.
However,
field
needs
novel
views
handling
microbial
interactions
in
temporal
analyses.
This
proposes
a
data
framework,
MNDA,
combines
representation
learning
co-occurrence
networks
uncover
taxon
neighborhood
dynamics.
As
use
case,
we
consider
cohort
newborns
with
at
6
9
months
after
birth,
extraneous
mode
delivery
diet
changes
between
considered
points.
Our
results
show
prediction
models
for
these
outcomes
an
MNDA
measure
local
each
outperform
traditional
solely
abundances.
Furthermore,
our
unsupervised
similarity
study,
again
using
notion
taxon's
dynamic
derived
from
time-matched
networks,
can
reveal
different
subpopulations
individuals,
compared
standard
microbiome-based
clustering,
potential
relevance
clinical
practice.
highlights
complementarity
abundances
downstream
analyses
opens
new
avenues
personalized
stratified
medicine
Language: Английский
The structure and function of rhizosphere bacterial communities: impact of chemical vs. bio-organic fertilizers on root disease, quality, and yield of Codonopsis pilosula
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Oct. 21, 2024
Introduction
Long-term
use
of
chemical
fertilizers
(CFs)
can
cause
soil
compaction
and
acidification.
In
recent
years,
bio-organic
(BOFs)
have
begun
to
replace
CFs
in
some
vegetables
cash
crops,
but
the
application
or
BOFs
has
resulted
crop
quality
disease
occurrence.
Methods
This
study
aimed
analyze
microbial
mechanism
differences
between
root
disease,
quality,
yield
tuber
Chinese
herbal
medicine.
We
studied
effects
CFs,
organic
fertilizers,
commercial
BOFs,
biocontrol
bacteria
fungi
on
rhizosphere
community
structure
function,
rot,
Codonopsis
pilosula
at
different
periods
after
analyzed
correlation.
Results
discussion
Compared
emergence
rate
BOF
treatments
were
increased
by
21.12
33.65%,
respectively,
ash
content,
water
index
decreased
17.87,
8.19,
76.60%,
respectively.
The
structural
equation
model
showed
that
promoted
C.
influencing
environmental
factors,
while
directly
drove
bacterial
reduce
improve
.
There
was
a
stronger
interaction
stability
networks
treatments.
Microlunatus
,
Rubrobacter
Luteitalea
Nakamurella
Pedomicrobium
identified
as
effector
bacteria,
which
related
prevention
increase
Microbial
functional
analysis
indicated
signal
transduction
amino
acid
metabolism
might
play
major
role
improving
early
middle
growth
stages.
conclusion,
compared
obtained
lower
rot
higher
changing
function
community.
Language: Английский
SpeSpeNet: An interactive and user-friendly tool to create and explore microbial correlation networks
Abraham L van Eijnatten,
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Laetitia Zon,
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Eleni Manousou
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 22, 2024
Abstract
Correlation
networks
are
commonly
used
to
explore
microbiome
data.
In
these
networks,
nodes
taxa
and
edges
represent
correlations
between
their
abundance
patterns
across
samples.
As
clusters
of
correlating
(co-abundance
clusters)
often
indicate
a
shared
response
environmental
drivers,
network
visualization
contributes
system
understanding.
Currently,
most
tools
for
creating
visualizing
co-abundance
from
data
either
require
the
researcher
have
coding
skills,
or
they
not
user-friendly,
with
high
time
expenditure
limited
customizability.
Furthermore,
existing
lack
focus
on
relationship
drivers
structure
microbiome,
even
though
many
in
correlation
can
be
understood
through
two
environment.
For
reasons
we
developed
SpeSpeNet
(Species-Species
Network,
https://tbb.bio.uu.nl/SpeSpeNet
),
practical
user-friendly
R-shiny
tool
construct
visualize
taxonomic
tables.
The
details
preprocessing,
construction,
automated,
no
programming
ability
web
version,
highly
customizable,
including
associations
user-provided
Here,
present
demonstrate
its
utility
using
three
case
studies.
Language: Английский
A novel robust network construction and analysis workflow for mining infant microbiota relationships
Wei Jiang,
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Yue Zhai,
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D.-H. Chen
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et al.
mSystems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
The
gut
microbiota
plays
a
crucial
role
in
infant
health,
with
its
development
during
the
first
1,000
days
influencing
health
outcomes.
Understanding
relationships
within
is
essential
to
linking
maturation
process
these
Several
network-based
methods
have
been
developed
analyze
developing
patterns
of
microbiota,
but
evaluating
reliability
and
effectiveness
approaches
remains
challenge.
In
this
study,
we
created
test
data
pool
using
public
microbiome
sets
assess
performance
four
different
methods,
employing
repeated
sampling
strategies.
We
found
that
our
proposed
Probability-Based
Co-Detection
Model
(PBCDM)
demonstrated
best
stability
robustness,
particularly
network
attributes
such
as
node
counts,
average
links
per
node,
positive-to-negative
link
(P/N)
ratios.
Using
PBCDM,
constructed
microbial
co-existence
networks
for
infants
at
various
ages,
identifying
core
genera
through
novel
shearing
method.
Analysis
revealed
were
more
similar
between
adjacent
age
ranges,
increasing
competitive
among
matured.
conclusion,
PBCDM-based
reflect
known
features
offer
promising
approach
investigating
relationships.
This
methodology
could
also
be
applied
future
studies
genomic,
metabolic,
proteomic
data.
Language: Английский