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Ten simple rules for the sharing of bacterial genotype-Phenotype data on antimicrobial resistance.

PLoS computational biology - 1 Jun 2023

Chindelevitch Leonid, van Dongen Maarten, Graz Heather, Pedrotta Antonio, Suresh Anita, Uplekar Swapna, Jauneikaite Elita, Wheeler Nicole

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The increasing availability of high-throughput sequencing (frequently termed next-generation sequencing (NGS)) data has created opportunities to gain deeper insights into the mechanisms of a number of diseases and is already impacting many areas of medicine and public health. The area of infectious diseases stands somewhat apart from other human diseases insofar as the relevant genomic data comes from the...

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PMID: 37347768
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1011129
PMCID: PMC10286994

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