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A high-resolution pipeline for 16S-sequencing identifies bacterial strains in human microbiome

Igor ŠegotaiD, Tao LongiD

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Abstract

We developed a High-resolution Microbial Analysis Pipeline (HiMAP) for 16S amplicon sequencing data analysis, aiming at bacterial species or strain-level identification from human microbiome to enable experimental validation for causal effects of the associated bacterial strains on health and diseases. HiMAP achieved higher accuracy in identifying species in human microbiome mock community than other pipelines. HiMAP identified majority of the species, with strain-level resolution wherever possible, as detected by whole genome shotgun sequencing using MetaPhlAn2 and reported comparable relative abundances. HiMAP is an open-source R package available at https://github.com/taolonglab/himap.

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