Meta-Ribosomalomics: RNA Sequencing Is an Unbiased Method for Parasite Detection of Different Sample Types

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Abstract

In this perspective article, we review the past use of ribosomal sequences to address scientific and diagnostic questions. We highlight a variety of sequencing approaches including metagenomics and DNA barcoding and their different demands and requirements. Meta-ribosomalomics is introduced as an unbiased approach to exploit high-throughput sequencing datasets for eukaryotic and prokaryotic ribosomal sequences. Prerequisites, benefits, drawbacks, and future perspectives are elaborated and compared to other sequencing approaches.

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Wylezich, C., & Höper, D. (2021). Meta-Ribosomalomics: RNA Sequencing Is an Unbiased Method for Parasite Detection of Different Sample Types. Frontiers in Microbiology, 12. https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2021.614553

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