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A hybridization target enrichment approach for pathogen genomics

13 Oct 2023

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ABSTRACT Genomic epidemiology uses pathogens’ whole-genome sequences to understand and manage the spread of infectious diseases. Whole-genome data can be used to monitor outbreaks and cluster formation, identify cross-community transmissions, and characterize drug resistance and immune evasion. Typically, bacteria are cultured from clinical samples to obtain DNA for sequencing to generate whole-genome data....

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PMID: 37830873
DOI: 10.1128/mbio.01889-23

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