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A tool named Iris for versatile high-throughput phenotyping in microorganisms.
Nature microbiology - 17 Feb 2017
Kritikos George, Banzhaf Manuel, Herrera-Dominguez Lucia, Koumoutsi Alexandra, Wartel Morgane, Zietek Matylda, Typas Athanasios
Abstract excerpt
Advances in our ability to systematically introduce and track controlled genetic variance in microorganisms have, in the past decade, fuelled high-throughput reverse genetics approaches. When coupled to quantitative readouts, such approaches are extremely powerful at elucidating gene function and providing insights into the underlying pathways and the overall cellular network organization. Yet, until now, all...
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