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Improving the usability and comprehensiveness of microbial databases
2020
BMC Biology
Metagenomics studies leverage genomic reference databases to generate discoveries in basic science and translational research. However, current microbial studies use disparate reference databases that lack consistent standards of specimen inclusion, data preparation, taxon labelling and accessibility, hindering their quality and comprehensiveness, and calling for the establishment of recommendations for reference genome database assembly. Here, we analyze existing fungal and bacterial databases
doi:10.1186/s12915-020-0756-z
pmid:32264902
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