MGplacer

Placer metagenomic data onto a phylogeny with 1000's of genomes

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A rapid and robust method to identify lineage(s) of bacteria in metagenomic data, from a pre-defined phylogeny. Mixed-samples of multiple lineages in the phylogeny can be identified efficiently by iterately removal of assigned reads.

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