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The limitations of correlation-based inference in complex virus-microbe communities

2017-08-15

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1 Microbes are present in high abundances in the environment and in human-associated microbiomes, often exceeding one million per milliliter. Viruses of microbes are present in even higher abundances and are important in shaping microbial populations, communities, and ecosystems. Given the relative specificity of viral infection, it is essential to identify the functional linkages between viruses and their microbi...

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007c6374-0965-5730-9f99-fe4e44ce27a4
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10.1101/176628
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