Achieving pan-microbiome biological insights via the dbBact knowledge base

Abstract excerpt

16S rRNA amplicon sequencing provides a relatively inexpensive culture-independent method for studying the microbial world. Although thousands of such studies have examined diverse habitats, it is difficult for researchers to use this vast trove of experiments when analyzing their findings and interpret them in a broader context. To bridge this gap, we introduce dbBact, an open wiki-like bacterial knowledge base....

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• Data Mining
• Datasets as Topic
• Environmental Microbiology
• Internet
• Microbiota
• Systems Biology
• User-Computer Interface
• Workflow

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Literature Corpus work

4981195e-28c5-5308-8aae-acc644b45d00

DOI

10.1101/2022.02.27.482174