Article | REF: GE1052 V1

New meta-omics techniques for diagnosis of soil microbial quality

Authors: Christophe DJEMIEL, Sébastien TERRAT

Publication date: October 10, 2019

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3. The contribution of meta-omics to soil quality assessment

3.1 Challenges and obstacles to making meta-omics an operational bio-indicator

Meta-omics" and associated recent technological developments have made it possible to better characterize the taxonomic diversity, metabolic potential, expression and activity of soil microbial communities. However, the use of a "meta-omics" approach in research does not make it a proven technique. It must first meet a certain number of criteria, such as :

  • its levels of repeatability, sensitivity and reproducibility, which must be known and controlled;

  • standardization of procedures associated with the use of this technique;

  • routine application.

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