Chemical pollution is one of the main drivers of aquatic biodiversity loss. Molecular responses, being the earliest and most sensitive biological signal, are valuable to assess pollutant effects. However, studying these responses is challenging in endangered wild species due to limited molecular resources. This study a...
Sarah Bancel, Anabelle Espeyte, J. Gaillard et al.· Environmental Pollution· 0 citations
It is argued that microbiome function should be interpreted as a hierarchy of inferences rather than a single property, and functional studies should explicitly state whether their conclusions concern capacity, realization, or impact, thereby clarifying the evidential basis of functional claims and improving their inte...
Rajesh Kumar Bajiya, Rania Agabi, J. García et al.· Environmental Microbiome· 0 citations
This perspective highlights recent advances in multi-omics microbiome research, outlines key obstacles in data integration and metadata harmonization, and proposes a collaborative roadmap for scalable, FAIR-compliant multi-omics investigations and potentially disruptive Artificial Intelligence advances.
T. Van Den Bossche, Eunice Lazau, Velma T. E. Aho et al.· Nature Communications· 0 citations
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