Determination of the basic diversity metrics of radionuclide contaminated soils microbiomes
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https://doi.org/10.31548/bio2018.05.010Abstract
The bioinformatic approaches to determine of the main ecological characteristics (alpha and beta diversity metrics) of microbiomes, obtained as a result of DNA sequencing of radionuclide contaminated substrates were analyzed. As a result of the microbioms alpha and beta analysis, using the QIIME software, it was shown that environment, formed in the 4th unit of ChNPP is suitable for future existence of a greater variety of microorganisms. A technique has been selected that provides the highest quality and reliability of the source data.
Keywords: soil microbiome, radionuclide pollution, bioinformatics methodsReferences
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