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Has anyone looked at the isolates whose phenotype and genotype don't match? #8

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hollygene opened this issue Apr 8, 2021 · 1 comment
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  • genotype: resistant, phenotype, susceptible:
    • is there another mutation that is counteracting the first? gene expr differences?
  • genotype: susceptible, phenotype: resistant:
    • is there a new mutation that is conferring resistance?
@hollygene hollygene created this issue from a note in E_coli_AMR (Thoughts) Apr 8, 2021
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Using a k-mer approach could be useful for this - they are able to detect all kinds of variation
Tools:
SEER
Bugwas
PhenotypeSeeker
Kover (reference-free)
PySEER (SEER in python)
HAWK
DBGWAS - bridges gap between k-mers and SNPs

@hollygene hollygene moved this from Thoughts to Done in E_coli_AMR Jul 25, 2023
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