Metagenomics for Microbiology

1. Toward success in omics studies<br>Jacques Izard<br>2. The changing landscape of microbiome characterization methods: tools, trends, and trajectories<br>Naupaka Zimmerman, Emma Aronson and Jacques Izard<br>3. The use of metagenomics for biothreat and emerging threat applications<br>Dominick A. Centurioni, Alexander J. Diaz, Michael J. Perry and Christina T. Egan<br>4. Metagenomics, microbiomes, and symbioses<br>Maria C. Rivera<br>5. Hypothesis testing of metagenomic data<br>Rohan Mishra and William D. Shannon <br>6. An update and review of ribosomal RNA depletion methods for microbial transcriptomics<br>Shaomei He<br>7. Anything, anyone, anywhere: metagenomic sequencing with Oxford Nanopore Technologies<br>Jessica L. Davies, Julia Eales, Caz Harrold and Aaron Pomerantz<br>8. Highly accurate long-read PacBio HiFi sequencing for microbiome and metagenomic applications<br>Jeremy E. Wilkinson and Daniel M. Portik <br>9. Genome centric metagenomics: concepts and resources<br>Mick Arnold Cornelis Adriaansens and Craig William Herbold <br>10. Understanding and modeling the structure of omics data through the lens of probability distributions<br>Kerry L. Ivey<br>11. Metabolomics in microbial ecology: sample preservation, storage, and integration with metagenomics<br>Brenan Durainayagam, Kelli D. Goodman, Adam D. Kennedy and Annie M. Evans <br>12. The event of multiomics in metagenomics<br>Himel Mallick, Mainak Bardhan, Chaitali Dagli, Ziyu Liu and Jialin Gao