
PATRIC has collected metadata associated with genomes from sources, such as NCBI’s BioProject, GenBank, and the Human Microbiome Project.
PATRIC has updated its annotation and analysis to include nine strains from the recent outbreak, including a complete assembly of E. coli TY-2482.
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Includes over 280 new genomes.
Full day tutorial entitled “Quantitative and Qualitative Methods for Human-Subject Visualization Experiments” was well attended and received.
The Rapid Annotation using Subsystems Technology (RAST) annotation program was developed in 2007 and is currently utilized and funded via PATRIC.
Presentation entitled “PATRIC: A resource for infectious disease research. Real-life examples used to drive software development”.
Held at Virginia Bioinformatics Institute in conjunction with the Genetics, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology (GBCB) Seminar Series.
Presentation entitled “Informatics, Infectious Diseases and Human-Microbe-Environment Interactions”.
Dr. Rebecca Wattam and Maulik Shukla highlight data and analysis tools for bacterial pathogens via Brucella use cases.
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Includes over 750 new genomes.