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Benchmarking community-wide estimates of growth potential from metagenomes using codon usage statistics

2022-04-13

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Trait inference from mixed-species assemblages is a central problem in microbial ecology. Frequently, sequencing information from an environment is available, but phenotypic measurements from individual community members are not. With the increasing availability of molecular data for microbial communities, bioinformatic approaches that map metagenome to (meta)phenotype are needed. Recently, we developed a tool, gR...

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Literature Corpus work: 322d1272-cde1-5679-bc2e-9066e4b7895e
DOI: 10.1101/2022.04.12.488109

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