4CAC: 4-class classifier of metagenome contigs using machine learning and assembly graphs.
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ABSTRACT: Microbial communities usually harbor a mix of bacteria, archaea, plasmids, viruses and microeukaryotes. Within these communities, viruses, plasmids, and microeukaryotes coexist in relatively low abundance, yet they engage in intricate interactions with bacteria. Moreover, viruses and plasmids, as mobile genetic elements, play important roles in horizontal gene transfer and the development of antibiotic resistance within microbial populations. However, due to the difficulty of identifying viruses, plasmids, and microeukaryotes in microbial communities, our understanding of these minor classes lags behind that of bacteria and archaea. Recently, several classifiers have been developed to separate one or more minor classes from bacteria and archaea in metagenome assemblies. However, these clas
SUBMITTER: Pu L
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11514454 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Oct
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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