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eBiota: Designing microbial communities from large seed pools with desired function using rapid optimization and deep learning

2026-03-31

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Designing microbial communities to generate target products is crucial for biotechnology, agriculture, and disease treatment. However, rationally designing such communities from large seed pools has become a major challenge, as the rapidly expanding number of complete microbial genomes greatly expands the search space and sharply increases the required screening time and computational cost. Here, we introduce eBio...

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2db6638b-6990-5f32-ad38-26cb6d505cc0
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10.64898/2026.03.29.714676
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