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Predicting characterization of microbiome taxonomy from imaging using machine learning approaches

2025-02-03

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<h4> A bstract </h4> For this study, a total of 47 mock human skin microbiome communities were created using microorganisms collected from human donors and grown in vitro for between eight and 32 days. Each mock community sample was split. Ten mL of each sample was used to determine the taxonomy of the community, using metatranscriptomics and Kraken2 to provide population-level taxonomic information; five mL o...

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2654e008-b005-5e5b-b4ba-374374cccf2c
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10.1101/2025.02.03.636311
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