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Mobile genetic element insertions drive antibiotic resistance across pathogens

2019-01-23

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Mobile genetic elements contribute to bacterial adaptation and evolution; however, detecting these elements in a high-throughput and unbiased manner remains challenging. Here, we demonstrate a de novo approach to identify mobile elements from short-read sequencing data. The method identifies the precise site of mobile element insertion and infers the identity of the inserted sequence. This is an improvement over...

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3e56b1f4-90c8-5378-84dd-488ebae39d65
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10.1101/527788
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