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Taylor B. Neely

Dartmouth College

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Machine-learning classification suggests that many alphaproteobacterial prophages may instead be gene transfer agents

Roman Kogay, Taylor B. Neely, Daniel P. Birnbaum, Camille Hankel, Migun Shakya, Olga Zhaxybayeva

The paper uses a machine-learning classifier to distinguish gene transfer agents from viral homologs in alphaproteobacterial genomes, finding that many prophage predictions are likely GTAs.

Genome Biology and Evolution · Sep 26, 2019Peer-reviewedGenomics