Body Site Microbiome Signatures for Source and ID via 16S rRNA


This study utilizes full-length 16S rRNA gene sequencing to investigate body site-specific bacterial communities. By identifying unique microbial signatures associated with different anatomical locations, the research aims to enable accurate origin determination and potentially support individual identification. The findings have significant implications for forensic science, personalized medicine, and microbiome-based diagnostics.

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