Marine Metagenomics

Chapter 1 Metagenomic Methods: From Seawater to the Database

Chapter 2 Collection of Microbial DNA from Marine Sediments

Chapter 3 Primer Design, Evaluation of Primer Universality, and Estimation of Identification Power of Amplicon Sequences In Silico

Chapter 4 High Coverage Expression Profiling (HiCEP) of Microbial Community Genomes in the Ocean

Chapter 5 The Application of DDCA to Metagenomic Analysis

Chapter 6 Horizontal Gene Transfer in Marine Environment: A Technical Perspective on Metagenomics

Chapter 7 MAPLE Enables Functional Assessment of Microbiota in Various Environments

Chapter 8 Comparison of Microscopic and PCR Amplicon and Shotgun Metagenomic Approaches Applied to Marine Diatom Communities

Chapter 9 Seasonal Dynamics of Bacterial Community Composition in Coastal Seawater at Sendai Bay, Japan

Chapter 10 Shotgun Metagenome Analyses: Seasonality Monitoring in Sendai Bay and Search for Red Tide Marker Sequences

Chapter 11 Distribution and Community Composition of Ammonia-Oxidizing Archaea and Bacteria in Coastal Sediments in Response to Sediment Material Gradients at Sendai Bay, Japan

Chapter 12 Marine Metagenomic Sequence Counts of Reads Assigned to Taxa Consistently Proportionate to Read Counts Obtained for per g of Seawater Sample

Chapter 13 New Aquaculture Technology Based on Host-Symbiotic Co-metabolism

Chapter 14 Influences of Diurnal Sampling Bias on Fixed-Point Monitoring of Plankton Biodiversity Determined Using a Massively Parallel Sequencing-Based Technique

Chapter 15 Mining of Knowledge Related to Factors Involved in the Aberrant Growth of Plankton