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Graphical illustration for explaining mass spectrum fingerprinting in microbial identification

2017-10-16

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Pattern recognition is commonly used for identifying an unknown entity from a set of known objects curated in a database, and find use in various applications such as fingerprint matching and microbial identification. Mass spectrometry is increasingly used in identifying microbes in the research and clinical settings via species- or strain-specific mass spectrum signatures. Although the existence of unique biomark...

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844054d4-ab96-5059-8f3d-e177d9c3d1e1
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.580v3
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