Xiang Li

Assistant Professor

The University of Tennessee Knoxville

United States

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Dr. Xiang Li is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, USA. His research focuses on microbiome analysis, antibiotic resistance, and machine learning applications in microbial genomics. Recent publications include studies on serovar prediction in Salmonella enterica, the metabolic characteristics of glacier meltwater microbiomes, and the impact of storage conditions on plasmid conjugation in wastewater samples.

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Adjunct Assistant Professor

University of Georgia

UNITED STATES

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Using core genome and machine learning for serovar prediction in Salmonella enterica subspecies I strains

A Novel Slope-Matrix-Graph Algorithm to Analyze Compositional Microbiome Data

Microbial profile of broiler carcasses processed at a university scale mobile poultry processing unit

Systematic evaluation of the impact of standard storage conditions on plasmid conjugation behavior in wastewater samples

Virus impacted community adaptation in oligotrophic groundwater environment revealed by Hi-C coupled metagenomic and viromic study

In situ Nanopore sequencing reveals metabolic characteristics of the Qilian glacier meltwater microbiome

Genome enrichment of rare and unknown species from complicated microbiomes by nanopore selective sequencing

Strategies and tools in illumina and nanopore‐integrated metagenomic analysis of microbiome data

Nanopore-based long-read metagenomics uncover the resistome intrusion by antibiotic resistant bacteria from treated wastewater in receiving water body

Developing a novel Bifidobacterium phage quantitative polymerase chain reaction-based assay for tracking untreated wastewater

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Adelumola Oladeinde

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