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: A Method for Quantifying Putative Biotic Associations of Microbes at the Community Level

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Journal Imeta
Specialty Biology
Date 2024 Jun 13
PMID 38868428
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Abstract

A workflow has been compiled as "qcmi" R package-the uantifying ommunity-level icrobial nteractions-to identify and quantify the putative biotic associations of microbes at the community level from ecological networks.

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