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GTDB-based packages enhance GraftM performance
Abstract
In this short note I present a way to enhance GraftM performance and incorporate novel genome-based prokaryotic taxonomy to sequencing data classification.
- organism: bacteria (other)
- assay: whole-genome sequencing
- research focus: variant calling
- approach: experimental assay
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