Jeremy Wilkinson
@jewilki.bsky.social
Molecular biology, microbiome, metagenomics, runner, sports, food & drink, camper, OK State & Texas Tech alum, formerly Huttenhower lab at Harvard SPH @hutlab.bsky.social, now microbial genomics segment lead at PacBio @pacbio.bsky.social. Views are my own.
Reposted by Jeremy Wilkinson
Here are a few highlights:
We first identified a 1.58 Mbp plasmid in an infant gut metagenome thanks to @pacbio.bsky.social sequencing. The average bacterial genome size in these communities is usually less than 5 Mbp so this was curious to us. We then found similar elements in other infants.
We first identified a 1.58 Mbp plasmid in an infant gut metagenome thanks to @pacbio.bsky.social sequencing. The average bacterial genome size in these communities is usually less than 5 Mbp so this was curious to us. We then found similar elements in other infants.
October 1, 2025 at 5:10 AM
Here are a few highlights:
We first identified a 1.58 Mbp plasmid in an infant gut metagenome thanks to @pacbio.bsky.social sequencing. The average bacterial genome size in these communities is usually less than 5 Mbp so this was curious to us. We then found similar elements in other infants.
We first identified a 1.58 Mbp plasmid in an infant gut metagenome thanks to @pacbio.bsky.social sequencing. The average bacterial genome size in these communities is usually less than 5 Mbp so this was curious to us. We then found similar elements in other infants.