Horizontal Gene Transfer (HGT) presents a fundamental challenge to traditional phylogenetic analysis, complicating the reconstruction of evolutionary histories and playing a critical role in the spread of traits like antibiotic...
This article explores the transformative perspective of the HUGO Committee on Ethics, Law, and Society (CELS) on Ecogenomics—an interdisciplinary field that integrates genomic sciences with ecological and environmental research through...
Culturing organohalide-respiring bacteria (OHRB) is pivotal for advancing bioremediation and understanding microbial ecology, yet it presents significant challenges due to their fastidious anaerobic requirements, slow growth, and complex syntrophic relationships.
This article provides researchers, scientists, and drug development professionals with a complete framework for implementing robust quality control (QC) procedures for pathogen genome datasets.
This article explores the emerging field of habitat-associated ecogenomic signatures—distinct genetic patterns that reveal microbial adaptation to specific environments.
Recovering genomes of low-abundance species from complex metagenomes remains a significant challenge in microbial research.
Bacteriophage ecogenomic signatures—distinct genetic patterns reflecting their microbial habitat—are emerging as powerful tools for diagnosing ecosystem health, tracking contamination sources, and developing precision antimicrobials.
High-throughput sequencing (HTS) has revolutionized microbial ecology, moving research beyond mere cataloging to functional and mechanistic insights.
Chlorinated organic compounds represent a significant global environmental threat.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of environmental DNA (eDNA) bioinformatics pipelines, tailored for researchers, scientists, and drug development professionals.