The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology
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Data de Publicação: | 2000 |
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Título da fonte: | Brazilian Journal of Microbiology |
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Resumo: | New and exciting molecular methods, many using the 16S small sub-unit ribosomal nucleic acid molecule, are opening the microbial "black box" in soil. These studies have added much to our knowledge of microbial diversity in soils, and are beginning to advance our understanding of the relationship between this diversity and its function in soil processes. Over the next few years, the knowledge gained from molecular studies will, we hope, lead to improvements in sustainable land management and sustainable exploitation of soil genetic resources. As we enter the third millenium, it is appropriate to review the application of 16S rDNA methods to soil microbiology. This review examines 16S ribosomal DNA (rDNA) methods and their application to soil. It mentions their limits and suggests how they may be applied in the future. |
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The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology |
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The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology |
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The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology Macrae,Andrew soil bacteria ecology 16S rDNA |
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The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology |
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The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology |
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The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology |
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The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology |
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The use of 16s rDNA methods in soil microbial ecology |
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Macrae,Andrew |
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Macrae,Andrew |
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Macrae,Andrew |
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soil bacteria ecology 16S rDNA |
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soil bacteria ecology 16S rDNA |
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New and exciting molecular methods, many using the 16S small sub-unit ribosomal nucleic acid molecule, are opening the microbial "black box" in soil. These studies have added much to our knowledge of microbial diversity in soils, and are beginning to advance our understanding of the relationship between this diversity and its function in soil processes. Over the next few years, the knowledge gained from molecular studies will, we hope, lead to improvements in sustainable land management and sustainable exploitation of soil genetic resources. As we enter the third millenium, it is appropriate to review the application of 16S rDNA methods to soil microbiology. This review examines 16S ribosomal DNA (rDNA) methods and their application to soil. It mentions their limits and suggests how they may be applied in the future. |
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