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Optimization of Culturomics Strategy in Human Fecal Samples [PDF]
Frontiers in Microbiology, 2019 Most bacteria in the human gut are difficult to culture, and culturomics has been designed to overcome this issue. Culturomics makes it possible to obtain living bacteria for further experiments, unlike metagenomics. However, culturomics is work-intensive, which prevents its wide application.
Fengyi Hou, Ni Han, Lei Ding
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Culturomics, a potential approach paving the way toward bacteriotherapy
Current Opinion in Microbiology, 2022The human microbiota has been extensively studied over the past decade to describe its role in health and diseases. Numerous studies showed the presence of bacterial imbalance in a variety of human health conditions, suggesting great potential for the development of bacteriotherapies.
Ghassan, Matar, Melhem, Bilen
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Culturomic Analysis of Trends in Otolaryngology
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2011Objective1) Quantitatively describe historical trends in diagnoses and treatments in otolaryngology as measured by frequency of word use. 2) Quantitatively describe historical trends in terminology used in otolaryngology.MethodA variety of search terms of n‐grams (words or short phrases) specific to the practice of otolaryngology was used to search the
Aaron Tward, Daniel J. Lee
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'Culturomics' and International Law Research
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014'Culturomics' is the study of culture through the analysis of millions of digitized texts. It has been pioneered in recent years by a team of Harvard researchers working in conjunction with the Google Books project, which has digitized a significant proportion of all the books ever published.
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Culturomics: Periodicals Gauge Culture's Pulse
Science, 2011From the perspective of an artist who mines digital information to understand shifts in temporal culture, the analysis of Google books and the initial description of trends in our culture by J.-B. Michel et al. (“Quantitative analysis of culture using millions of digitized books,” Research Article, 14 January, p.
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Culturomics on a Bengali Newspaper Corpus
2012 International Conference on Asian Language Processing, 2012We introduce culturomic studies on a leading Bengali newspaper corpus - Ananda Bazar Patrika, in the same spirit as [15]. Based on 11 years' worth of Bengali newswire text, we are able to extract trajectories of salient words that are of importance in contemporary West Bengal.
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Fame in the sciences: a culturomics approach
Scientometrics, 2018Although scientists, like many other professionals, aspire to fame and recognition, research in the emergent field of fame and celebrity has as yet neglected to explore their fame trajectories. This study therefore uses the frequency with which scientists’ names appear in English language books between 1800 and 2000 to trace the fame of a large number ...
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Musk’s Twitter takeover jeopardizes culturomics
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Culturomics: Statistical Traps Muddy the Data
Science, 2011In their generally worthwhile discussion of developments in the English language (“Quantitative analysis of culture using millions of digitized books,” Research Article, 14 January, p. [176][1]), J.-B. Michel et al. fall into two common traps. First, they assume that the total number of words published in English is a meaningful statistic.
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