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What’s in my pot? Real-time species identification on the MinION™

2015-11-06

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Whole genome sequencing on next-generation instruments provides an unbiased way to identify the organisms present in complex metagenomic samples. However, the time-to-result can be protracted because of fixed-time sequencing runs and cumbersome bioinformatics workflows. This limits the utility of the approach in settings where rapid species identification is crucial, such as in the quality control of food-chain co...

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Literature Corpus work: 85db00ba-8430-52ba-8009-63be97b1f7b8
DOI: 10.1101/030742

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