ena-STUDY-University of Surrey-22-03-2018-16:00:23:374-2408
Development of an in-vitro, three stage model of the equine hindgut, inoculated with faeces.
An in-vitro model of the equine hindgut was developed to aid with the understanding of the bacteria that reside within the large intestine horses. This model utilises the bacteria in faeces to initiate bacterial populations, so that there is no need for invasive sample collection. These are the sequencing files from the sequencing of the 16S rRNA gene of samples from the gut model and gastrointestinal content that accompany the journal paper for the validation of our equine hindgut model.
An in-vitro model of the equine hindgut was developed to aid with the understanding of the bacteria that reside within the large intestine horses. This model utilises the bacteria in faeces to initiate bacterial populations, so that there is no need for invasive sample collection. These are the sequencing files from the sequencing of the 16S rRNA gene of samples from the gut model and gastrointestinal content that accompany the journal paper for the validation of our equine hindgut model.