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Machine Learning for Annotating Sparsely Labeled Biocide and Metallotoxin Resistance Genes Using Natural Language Processing Techniques

2022-12-16

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<h4>Background: </h4> The importance of non-antibiotic drugs such as metallic and biocide antimicrobials in the progression of antibiotic resistance in bacteria cannot be oversimplified. Through co-selection, they have been implicated as agents for the promotion of antibiotic resistance in bacteria. Plethora of literature has explored antibiotic resistance, but the same cannot be said of non-antibiotic antimicrobi...

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Literature Corpus work: 749ca8c5-4e86-5727-a921-62d16ed57ca7
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2335157/v1

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