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Microscopy methods map mobile genetic elements and their bacterial hosts
Mobile genetic element fluorescence in situ hybridization (MGE-FISH) creates spatial maps of target genes in microbiomes. We combine MGE-FISH with high phylogenetic resolution FISH (HiPR-FISH) to simultaneously map bacterial taxa and mobile genetic elements such as plasmids and phage, identifying their host taxa and revealing mobile genetic element spatial distribution.
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