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Environmental MicrobiomeBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article

Tax4Fun2: a R-based tool for the rapid prediction of habitat-specific functional profiles and functional redundancy based on 16S rRNA gene marker gene sequences

Franziska WemheueriD, Jessica Alison TayloriD, Rolf DanieliD, Emma L. JohnstoniD, Peter MeinickeiD, Torsten ThomasiD, Bernd WemheueriD

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Abstract

Main text Main text Methods Statistical data analysis Data availability Author Contributions Competing interests References Assessing the functional capability and redundancy of a microbial community is a major challenge in environmental microbiology. To address this challenge, we developed Tax4Fun2, a R-based tool for the rapid prediction of functional profiles and functional redundancy of prokaryotic communities from 16S rRNA gene sequences. By incorporating user-defined, habitat-specific genomic information, the accuracy and robustness of predicted functional profiles can be substantially enhanced.\n\nMicroorganisms play a key role in ecosystem functioning1. High-throughput sequencing of 16S rRNA genes is a powerful and widely used approach to study the composi ...

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