BAKTA genome annotations and AMR gene profiles for ~20,000 NCBI bacterial isolates from NDARO
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ABSTRACT: This dataset contains genome annotations and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) gene features for approximately 20,000 bacterial isolates obtained from the NCBI National Database of Antibiotic-Resistant Organisms (NDARO). Apart from that, derived datasets for AMR prediction are provided.
Data contents:
- ncbi_isolates_bakta_annotations.7z: BAKTA genome annotations for all isolates, including GFF3, GenBank, and protein sequence files.
- ndaro_baseline.csv: AMR gene presence/absence features from NDARO dataset.
- UniRef50 and UniRef90 clustered gene annotations datasets: bakta50 and bakta90 (files .npz, _assemblies.pkl and _columns.pkl for each one).
- UniRef50 and UniRef90 clustered AMRFinder genes annotations datasets: bakta50_amr and bakta90_amr (files .npz, _assemblies.pkl and _columns.pkl for each one).
The annotations were generated to evaluate alternative genomic feature representations for machine learning-based AMR prediction. The dataset enables reproducibility and extension of methods comparing compact AMR-focused features versus genome-wide representations for predicting antibiotic resistance.
Note: The organism field was set to "Homo sapiens" due to form limitations, but this dataset contains bacterial isolates (multiple species) from NCBI NDARO, not "Homo sapiens".
ORGANISM(S): Homo sapiens (human)
SUBMITTER: Fernando Sola
PROVIDER: S-BSST2698 | biostudies-other |
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-other
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