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A computational protocol to characterize elusive Candidate Phyla Radiation bacteria in oral environments using metagenomic data

2018-06-29

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Several studies have documented the diversity and potential pathogenic associations of organisms in the human oral cavity. Although much progress has been made in understanding the complex bacterial community inhabiting the human oral cavity, our understanding of some microorganisms is less resolved due to a variety of reasons. One such little-understood group is the candidate phyla radiation (CPR), which is a rec...

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617479be-11a6-553b-b107-afc013c9321b
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10.1101/358812
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