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Detecting Operons in Bacterial Genomes via Visual Representation Learning

2019-12-01

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Contiguous genes in prokaryotes are often arranged into operons. Detecting operons plays a critical role in inferring gene functionality and regulatory networks. Human experts annotate operons by visually inspecting gene neighborhoods across pileups of related genomes. These visual representations capture the inter-genic distance, strand direction, gene size, functional relatedness, and gene nei...

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203902a2-901a-53c1-aeaa-cbb35a30bdd4
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10.1101/860221
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