Water MetaGenome of PAKISTAN - specific to Bacterial Microbial Communities
| Autor: | Sharma, Praharshit |
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| Jazyk: | angličtina |
| Rok vydání: | 2022 |
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| DOI: | 10.5281/zenodo.7027944 |
| Popis: | It is critical to provide consumers with safe drinking water to protect public health. Water is the most precious chemical on the planet, and it is essential for people and all other living things (Batool et al., 2018). Unfortunatly, world's freshwater supply appears to be in poor conditions. Furthermore, human abuse of freshwater in the form of pollution is directly linked to the global lack of freshwater (Khan et al., 2005). Water is used for many purposes, including consuming, showering, and cleaning, and it must be free of harmful toxins for human and marine life to be healthy. Spring water is unique from surface water. Spring water is normally regarded as safe to consume. All life, including human beings, depending on their terrain for their well-being and survival, yet the ecosystem has deteriorated owing to the exploitation of natural resources. Water is the most important of these essential resources (A. Ali et al., 2012). The natural resource for humans, flora, fauna and the environment as a whole is water. The quality of ambient water is determined through an assessment. Surface and groundwater are heavily polluted as a result of anthropogenic activities. Although surface water is heavily used in industrial processes, it is also crucial in agriculture, as well as in homes and municipal services (Ahmed et al., 2015). As pure water is in high demand, it can be obtained from a variety of sources, but Unfortunately, surface waters are frequently at risk of becoming polluted. Their poor quality causes public health problems. The evaluation of water treatment productivity uses a wide range of microbiological, chemical and physical indicators to assess drinking water quality. Targeted amplicon sequencing, on the other hand, can be used to analyses entire microbial populations quickly and affordably (Shaw et al., 2015). The fundamental goal of this study is to use the 16s rRNA metagenomic technique to offer a comprehensive metagenomic study of the bacterial communities found in different water reservoirs of Islamabad and Rawalpindi. This research will also provide information for future studies on the microbial communities found in these reservoirs. https://www.nts.org.pk/Products/NTSGATSUB/Curricula/Bioinformatics.docx |
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