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PVDP: A portable open source pipeline for detection of plant viruses in RNAseq data. A case study on potato viruses in Antioquia (Colombia)

2021-01-01

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High-throughput sequencing methods are becoming an essential tool in disease management programs. Unfortunately, the implementation of these techniques in developing countries can be hindered by a limited availability of well-trained bioinformaticians and/or high-performance computing centers that can process and analyze the data with reliability and speed. In this work we present a stand-alone plant virus detecti...

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10.1016/j.pmpp.2021.101604
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