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When your programming may be inadequate to the task: new options for metagenome analysis
There’s a lot of data in the form of metagenomes out there, and picking apart those mountains of data to uncover meaningful results is difficult. Recently, we received a suggestion from a reader to discuss a recent program (CLARK-S) developed … Continue reading →
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Posted in bioinformatics, community ecology, metagenomics, methods
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Tagged CLARK-S, DESMAN, fine-scale variation, metagenomics, methods, OMICtools
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