Plots of the number of sequences [log (x + 1) scale] from bacterial OTUs in both PCR replicates (PCR1 and PCR2) of the 348 wild rodents analyzed in the.

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Plots of the number of sequences [log (x + 1) scale] from bacterial OTUs in both PCR replicates (PCR1 and PCR2) of the 348 wild rodents analyzed in the first MiSeq run. Plots of the number of sequences [log (x + 1) scale] from bacterial OTUs in both PCR replicates (PCR1 and PCR2) of the 348 wild rodents analyzed in the first MiSeq run. Note that each rodent was tested with two replicate PCRs. Green points correspond to rodents with two positive results after filtering; red points correspond to rodents with one positive result and one negative result; and blue points correspond to rodents with two negative results. The light blue area and lines correspond to threshold values used for the data filtering: samples below the lines were filtered out. See Fig. S3 for plots corresponding to the second MiSeq run. Maxime Galan et al. mSystems 2016; doi:10.1128/mSystems.00032-16