So instead of trying to identify them visually, what we do is we look at their DNA sequences, and in a project called the Human Microbiome Project, NIH funded this $173 million project where hundreds  of researchers came together to map out all the A's, T's, G's, and C's, and all of these microbes in the human body.
Statt sie visuell zu bestimmen, betrachten wir ihre DNA-Sequenz. Im "Human Microbiome Project", vom NIH mit 155 Millionen Euro gefördert, kommen Hunderte Forscher zusammen, um die As, Ts, Gs und Cs aller menschlichen Mikroben zu kartieren.