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ProphET, Prophage Estimation Tool: a standalone prophage sequence prediction tool with self-updating reference database

2017-08-15

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Prophages are a significant force in prokaryote evolution. The remaining sequences of a bacteriophage integration event are known for altering gene expression, enabling creative destruction of the bacterial genome and to induce pathogenicity by harboring and transposing virulence and antibiotic resistance factors. In the light of the dreadful expansion of antibiotic resistance bacteriophages have gathered renewed...

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Literature Corpus work: fbc1b617-7170-5929-90e6-3c8c545c549c
DOI: 10.1101/176750

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