Mycobacterial Biomaterials and Resources for Researchers

Overview

Journal Pathog Dis

Publisher Oxford University Press

Specialties Infectious Diseases
Microbiology

Date 2018 May 31

PMID 29846561

Citations 8

Authors

Manzour Hernando Hazbon

Leen Rigouts

Marco Schito

Matthew Ezewudo

Takuji Kudo

Takashi Itoh

Moriya Ohkuma

Katalin Kiss

Linhuan Wu

Juncai Ma

Moriyuki Hamada

Michael Strong

Max Salfinger

Charles L Daley

Jerry A Nick

Jung-Sook Lee

Nalin Rastogi

David Couvin

Raquel Hurtado-Ortiz

Chantal Bizet

Anita Suresh

Timothy Rodwell

Audrey Albertini

Karen A Lacourciere

Ana Deheer-Graham

Sarah Alexander

Julie E Russell

Rebecca Bradford

Marco A Riojas

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Abstract

There are many resources available to mycobacterial researchers, including culture collections around the world that distribute biomaterials to the general scientific community, genomic and clinical databases, and powerful bioinformatics tools. However, many of these resources may be unknown to the research community. This review article aims to summarize and publicize many of these resources, thus strengthening the quality and reproducibility of mycobacterial research by providing the scientific community access to authenticated and quality-controlled biomaterials and a wealth of information, analytical tools and research opportunities.

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