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The sequencing revolution driven by high-throughput technologies has generated a huge amount of marine microbial sequences which hide the interaction patterns among microbial species and environment factors. Exploring these patterns is helpful for exploiting the marine resources. In this paper, we use the complex network approach to mine and analyze the interaction patterns of marine taxa and environments...
With the development of high-throughput and lowcost sequencing technology, a large amount of marine microbial sequences is generated. So, it is possible to research more uncultivated marine microbes. The interaction patterns of marine microbial species and marine microbial diversity are hidden in these large amount sequences. Understanding the interaction pattern and structure of marine microbe have...
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