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Engineering an Incubation Environment That Mimics in Situ Conditions for in Vitro Coastal Microbiome Studies by Brad T Hunter; Jaeden D Flury; Sebastian S Cocioba; Matthew L Cope-Arguello; Jared M Helms; Kevin H García; Gerardo Dominguez; Darcy AA Taniguchi; Elinne Becket is a Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology article available to read on EtoBox.
What is Engineering an Incubation Environment That Mimics in Situ Conditions for in Vitro Coastal Microbiome Studies about?
Coastal environments are dynamic and can vary widely on short- or long-term scales depending on location and weather. Incubation equipment that reflects these changes through programmable gradient light and temperature cycles would permit more precise __in vitro__ coastal microbiome studies. Here we present an open-source incubation environment that mimics __in situ__ conditions for __in vitro__ coastal microbiome studies using a modified shaking water bath that has fully customizable temperature and light gradients that can also mimic real-time field conditions. We compared coastal microbial community profiles incubated __in situ__ and in our build mimicking field conditions over 48 h. Analyses of congruence indicated significant overlap (p > 0.2) between microbial communities incubated __in situ__ and __in vitro__ at each time point.
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- Author
- Brad T Hunter; Jaeden D Flury; Sebastian S Cocioba; Matthew L Cope-Arguello; Jared M Helms; Kevin H García; Gerardo Dominguez; Darcy AA Taniguchi; Elinne Becket
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology (Life Sciences)