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High Precision Binary Trait Association on Phylogenetic Trees

2025-12-25

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Traditional methods for identifying associations between genomic features and traits, or between pairs of genomic traits, struggle when applied to bacterial genomes. While several microbial GWAS (mGWAS) methods have been developed to account for the fact that genome-wide linkage in bacteria creates strong evolutionary-induced associations, these methods have high false discovery rates or lack statistical power, ha...

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10.64898/2025.12.24.696407
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