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- who: Mycobacterium bovis et al. from the Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China have published the paper: Selective sweep sites and SNP dense regions differentiate Mycobacterium bovis isolates across scales, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: For M. bovis research, machine_learning techniques were first explored in the work by Crispell et_al , where epidemiological metrics were used to investigate their contribution to the genomic similarity of isolates during an M. bovis outbreak in cattle and badger populations. The authors focused on selective sweep sites and SNP dense regions as the main genomic signatures of interest, and while the . . .
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