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Metagenomic sequencing to replace semi-quantitative urine culture for detection of urinary tract infections: a proof of concept

2017-08-21

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<h4> ABSTRACT </h4> Semi-quantitative bacterial culture is the standard method to diagnose urinary tract infections (UTI), but bacterial growth rate limits diagnostic speed and it is unreliable when patients have been pre-treated with antibiotics. Metagenomics could increase diagnostic speed and accuracy by sequencing the microbiome and resistome directly from urine samples, bypassing culture. However, a semi-qu...

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679c6024-cdbc-53cb-bdb6-bd10dd0928dc
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10.1101/178178
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