Interrogation of Internal Workings in Microbial Community Assembly: Play a Game through a Behavioral Network?
Qian Wang, Xinjuan Liu, Libo Jiang and 4 more
mSystems · 2019
doi:10.1128/msystems.00550-19 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Identifying general biological rules that underlie the complexity and heterogeneity of microbial communities has proven to be highly challenging. We present a rule-of-thumb framework for studying and characterizing how microbes interact with each other across different taxa to determine community behavior and dynamics. This framework is computationally simple but conceptually meaningful, and it can provide a starting point to generate novel biological hypotheses about microbial interactions and explore internal workings of microbial community assembly in depth.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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