Monthly Archives: July 2019

Contributed by Shawn Higdon How much of the microbial biodiversity on planet Earth has mankind managed to grow in the laboratory? I think the number thrown around as a rough approximation in early biology classes is 5 percent. Five percent, … Continue reading →

Contributed by Darwin Bandoy, DVM We are proud to announce the preprint publication of our paper wherein we identified a misclassified species of Hungatella from the Human Microbiome Project. This project demonstrates the power of pangenome analysis to resolve species identity … Continue reading →