Application and Python module for average nucleotide identity analyses of microbes.
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Application and Python module for average nucleotide identity analyses of microbes.
Assign taxonomy with blast, can be used for qiime
Taxonomy classification of viral sequences / contigs
Taxonomic classification of metagenomic contigs
#Scripts to create Kraken2 database of PAFTOL V2.0 Angio353 genes. An excellent database for taxonomic identification of plants. #https://treeoflife.kew.org/ #https://github.com/DerrickWood/kraken2/wiki #Prior to using this script, download and install kraken2 and make sure it is working and in your PATH. #Make sure the location of the python sc…
Sequence Matching fOr REpiratory Diseases, SMORE'D, is a command-line sequence classification tool tailored to meet the needs of the Undiagnosed Respiratory Disease Outbreak (URDO) branch at CDC. SMORE'D is a k-mer based classification tool capable of rapidly classifying read sequences generated by multi-pathogen detection platforms.
metaTag: functional and taxonomical annotation of metagenomes through phylogenetic tree placement
Checking the presence of a species in a metagenomics sample with known taxonomic composition
To identify taxa of given sequences via BOLD system (http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php)
Correlates target taxonomy(i.e consensus lineages) with a reference taxonomy such as Greengenes, SILVA, etc.
Next Generation Phylogenetic Microbiome Analysis Framework
Find the best taxonomic assignement for the given genomic sequence based on maximum F-measure.
Python module that provide an alternative view of the outputs produced by the software pyani
Fetch taxonomic information from Entrez using a list of TaxIDs and visualize user-selected taxonomic ranks with SankeyMATIC.
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