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SKA: Split Kmer Analysis Toolkit for Bacterial Genomic Epidemiology

2018-10-25

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Genome sequencing is revolutionising infectious disease epidemiology, providing a huge step forward in sensitivity and specificity over more traditional molecular typing techniques. However, the complexity of genome data often means that its analysis and interpretation requires high-performance compute infrastructure and dedicated bioinformatics support. Furthermore, current methods have limitations that can diffe...

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1d09511b-4b29-58f1-8edb-b23b1150e881
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10.1101/453142
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