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Scientific topics: Infectious disease

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    Identification of AMR genes in an assembled bacterial genome

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    Genomics Whole genome sequencing Public health and epidemiology Microbiology Sequence analysis Infectious disease Antimicrobial resistance Genome Annotation amr gmod …
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