> Bhatt tells Nature News that the researchers took most of their samples from databases that didn’t aim to minimize fungal contamination during collection. So,

> Bhatt tells Nature News that the researchers took most of their samples from databases that didn’t aim to minimize fungal contamination during collection. So, she’d like to see if other studies can get the same results with samples taken in a sterile environment. For me, this is the real question. I expect for a certain level of bacterial and fungal contamination in sequencing experiments. Hell, I've even seen sequencing reads contaminated by the sequencing facility and not from tissue collection lab.