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Microbiome Engineering
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<h4 class="heading-mini">Bioinformatics for Use in Microbiome Engineering in Effort to Protect Amphibian Populations</h4>
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The importance of individual and population level microbial communities has become apparent in contexts ranging from individual health to long term evolutionary implications.
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<p>Researchers in the USD Biology department utilize high-throughput DNA and RNA sequencing technologies on a regular basis to explore and answer many important questions in the biological sciences. </p>
<p>Analysis of this large and complex data often and necessarily utilizes USD's HPC resources. </p>
<p>The dissertation work of Joseph Madison utilizes HPC resources in the study of amphibian microbiome sequencing data. </p>
<p>Results from analysis of this molecular data on HPC resources is proving critical in ameliorating amphibian disease through the development of engineered microbiome-based treatments.</p>
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<p>This work takes place in the laboratory of Dr. Jacob Kerby which is broadly interested in disease ecology and ecotoxicology.</p>
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