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Incorporation of data from multiple hypervariable regions when analyzing bacterial 16S rRNA sequencing data

2021-06-17

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Short read 16S rRNA amplicon sequencing is a common technique used in microbiome research. However, inaccuracies in estimated bacterial community composition can occur due to amplification bias of the targeted hypervariable region. A potential solution is to sequence and assess multiple hypervariable regions in tandem, yet there is currently no consensus as to the appropriate method for analyzing this data. Additi...

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1ab2cac4-b65b-5921-8c7c-d530c42693d3
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10.1101/2021.06.17.448728
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