An ML classifier for A. baumanii plasmids
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Update August 2021: The A.baumannii model is now integrated in mlplasmids
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A. baumanii
ABPHM17
Poster ABPHM17
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Here’s the poster presented at ‘Applied Bioinformatics and Public Health Microbiology 2017’ at the Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK on the Enterococcus faecium plasmidome
E. coli
Plasmid genomics: gplas
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Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
mlplasmids FAQ
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mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
E. faecium
How to separate the nesting dolls
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Mobile genetic elements can be nested, like russian dolls. This is also the case for the vanA gene cluster in Enterococcus faecium, which is located on a Tn1546 transposon, which, in turn, is often located on plasmids.
Plasmid genomics: gplas
Published:
Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
mlplasmids FAQ
Published:
mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
K. pneumoniae
Plasmid genomics: gplas
Published:
Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
mlplasmids FAQ
Published:
mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
R
mlplasmids FAQ
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mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
Drawing a tree with colored tips in R (ggtree)
Published:
ggtree is a R package designed for viewing and annotating phylogenetic trees. It is based on the ggplot2 package. Here I will show step-by-step how to draw a tree with colored tips, because, even thought the bioconductor documentation is clear and complete, I did not read about this very common visualization.
SNP pipelines
Popularity of SNP pipelines
Published:
Recently we got back a round of reviews on a small review paper. There was one sentence in the text were I listed some SNP pipelines that I thought were good examples. The topic of the review is not pipelines so the intention was not to list all, just one or two. However reviewer 2 did not agree with my choice of examples. He suggested to omit the name of the pipeline that was unpublished and name a few other published ones instead.
assembly graph
A list of plasmid prediction tools
Published:
In his recent publication Recovering Escherichia coli Plasmids in the Absence of Long-Read Sequencing Data Julian Paganini reviewed software tools to predict bacterial plasmids from sequencing data.
How to separate the nesting dolls
Published:
Mobile genetic elements can be nested, like russian dolls. This is also the case for the vanA gene cluster in Enterococcus faecium, which is located on a Tn1546 transposon, which, in turn, is often located on plasmids.
Plasmid genomics: gplas
Published:
Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
bioinformatics
A list of plasmid prediction tools
Published:
In his recent publication Recovering Escherichia coli Plasmids in the Absence of Long-Read Sequencing Data Julian Paganini reviewed software tools to predict bacterial plasmids from sequencing data.
How to separate the nesting dolls
Published:
Mobile genetic elements can be nested, like russian dolls. This is also the case for the vanA gene cluster in Enterococcus faecium, which is located on a Tn1546 transposon, which, in turn, is often located on plasmids.
An ML classifier for A. baumanii plasmids
Published:
Update August 2021: The A.baumannii model is now integrated in mlplasmids
Plasmid genomics: gplas
Published:
Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
mlplasmids FAQ
Published:
mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
Poster 5th International Conference on Enterococci
Published:
Here’s the poster presented by Sergio Arredondo Alonso at the 5th International Conference on Enterococci in Chamonix, FR.
Popularity of SNP pipelines
Published:
Recently we got back a round of reviews on a small review paper. There was one sentence in the text were I listed some SNP pipelines that I thought were good examples. The topic of the review is not pipelines so the intention was not to list all, just one or two. However reviewer 2 did not agree with my choice of examples. He suggested to omit the name of the pipeline that was unpublished and name a few other published ones instead.
Poster ABPHM17
Published:
Here’s the poster presented at ‘Applied Bioinformatics and Public Health Microbiology 2017’ at the Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK on the Enterococcus faecium plasmidome
Drawing a tree with colored tips in R (ggtree)
Published:
ggtree is a R package designed for viewing and annotating phylogenetic trees. It is based on the ggplot2 package. Here I will show step-by-step how to draw a tree with colored tips, because, even thought the bioconductor documentation is clear and complete, I did not read about this very common visualization.
chromosome
A list of plasmid prediction tools
Published:
In his recent publication Recovering Escherichia coli Plasmids in the Absence of Long-Read Sequencing Data Julian Paganini reviewed software tools to predict bacterial plasmids from sequencing data.
How to separate the nesting dolls
Published:
Mobile genetic elements can be nested, like russian dolls. This is also the case for the vanA gene cluster in Enterococcus faecium, which is located on a Tn1546 transposon, which, in turn, is often located on plasmids.
An ML classifier for A. baumanii plasmids
Published:
Update August 2021: The A.baumannii model is now integrated in mlplasmids
Plasmid genomics: gplas
Published:
Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
mlplasmids FAQ
Published:
mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
data carpentry
first post
Drawing a tree with colored tips in R (ggtree)
Published:
ggtree is a R package designed for viewing and annotating phylogenetic trees. It is based on the ggplot2 package. Here I will show step-by-step how to draw a tree with colored tips, because, even thought the bioconductor documentation is clear and complete, I did not read about this very common visualization.
ggtree
Drawing a tree with colored tips in R (ggtree)
Published:
ggtree is a R package designed for viewing and annotating phylogenetic trees. It is based on the ggplot2 package. Here I will show step-by-step how to draw a tree with colored tips, because, even thought the bioconductor documentation is clear and complete, I did not read about this very common visualization.
gplas
A list of plasmid prediction tools
Published:
In his recent publication Recovering Escherichia coli Plasmids in the Absence of Long-Read Sequencing Data Julian Paganini reviewed software tools to predict bacterial plasmids from sequencing data.
How to separate the nesting dolls
Published:
Mobile genetic elements can be nested, like russian dolls. This is also the case for the vanA gene cluster in Enterococcus faecium, which is located on a Tn1546 transposon, which, in turn, is often located on plasmids.
Plasmid genomics: gplas
Published:
Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
machine learning
An ML classifier for A. baumanii plasmids
Published:
Update August 2021: The A.baumannii model is now integrated in mlplasmids
mlplasmids FAQ
Published:
mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
Poster 5th International Conference on Enterococci
Published:
Here’s the poster presented by Sergio Arredondo Alonso at the 5th International Conference on Enterococci in Chamonix, FR.
microbial
Popularity of SNP pipelines
Published:
Recently we got back a round of reviews on a small review paper. There was one sentence in the text were I listed some SNP pipelines that I thought were good examples. The topic of the review is not pipelines so the intention was not to list all, just one or two. However reviewer 2 did not agree with my choice of examples. He suggested to omit the name of the pipeline that was unpublished and name a few other published ones instead.
mlplasmids
mlplasmids FAQ
Published:
mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
mplasmids
A list of plasmid prediction tools
Published:
In his recent publication Recovering Escherichia coli Plasmids in the Absence of Long-Read Sequencing Data Julian Paganini reviewed software tools to predict bacterial plasmids from sequencing data.
How to separate the nesting dolls
Published:
Mobile genetic elements can be nested, like russian dolls. This is also the case for the vanA gene cluster in Enterococcus faecium, which is located on a Tn1546 transposon, which, in turn, is often located on plasmids.
network analysis
How to separate the nesting dolls
Published:
Mobile genetic elements can be nested, like russian dolls. This is also the case for the vanA gene cluster in Enterococcus faecium, which is located on a Tn1546 transposon, which, in turn, is often located on plasmids.
phylogeny
Drawing a tree with colored tips in R (ggtree)
Published:
ggtree is a R package designed for viewing and annotating phylogenetic trees. It is based on the ggplot2 package. Here I will show step-by-step how to draw a tree with colored tips, because, even thought the bioconductor documentation is clear and complete, I did not read about this very common visualization.
plasmid
A list of plasmid prediction tools
Published:
In his recent publication Recovering Escherichia coli Plasmids in the Absence of Long-Read Sequencing Data Julian Paganini reviewed software tools to predict bacterial plasmids from sequencing data.
How to separate the nesting dolls
Published:
Mobile genetic elements can be nested, like russian dolls. This is also the case for the vanA gene cluster in Enterococcus faecium, which is located on a Tn1546 transposon, which, in turn, is often located on plasmids.
An ML classifier for A. baumanii plasmids
Published:
Update August 2021: The A.baumannii model is now integrated in mlplasmids
Plasmid genomics: gplas
Published:
Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
mlplasmids FAQ
Published:
mlplasmids is an R package to predict if assembled short-read contigs from E. coli, K. pneunomiae or E. faecium originated from a plasmid or a chromosome. It uses species-specific machine learning classifiers which results in high precision and accuracy. mlplasmids can be used to predict the location of, for example, antibiotic resistance genes and the plasmidome content of a population of a bacterial species. The full description of mlplasmids is available as a preprint at bioRxiv.
Poster 5th International Conference on Enterococci
Published:
Here’s the poster presented by Sergio Arredondo Alonso at the 5th International Conference on Enterococci in Chamonix, FR.
Poster ABPHM17
Published:
Here’s the poster presented at ‘Applied Bioinformatics and Public Health Microbiology 2017’ at the Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK on the Enterococcus faecium plasmidome
podcast
Plasmid genomics: gplas
Published:
Update 2020-04-11: Now published in Bioinformatics
poster
Poster 5th International Conference on Enterococci
Published:
Here’s the poster presented by Sergio Arredondo Alonso at the 5th International Conference on Enterococci in Chamonix, FR.
Poster ABPHM17
Published:
Here’s the poster presented at ‘Applied Bioinformatics and Public Health Microbiology 2017’ at the Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK on the Enterococcus faecium plasmidome
prediction
A list of plasmid prediction tools
Published:
In his recent publication Recovering Escherichia coli Plasmids in the Absence of Long-Read Sequencing Data Julian Paganini reviewed software tools to predict bacterial plasmids from sequencing data.
software
A list of plasmid prediction tools
Published:
In his recent publication Recovering Escherichia coli Plasmids in the Absence of Long-Read Sequencing Data Julian Paganini reviewed software tools to predict bacterial plasmids from sequencing data.
teaching
tuberculosis
Popularity of SNP pipelines
Published:
Recently we got back a round of reviews on a small review paper. There was one sentence in the text were I listed some SNP pipelines that I thought were good examples. The topic of the review is not pipelines so the intention was not to list all, just one or two. However reviewer 2 did not agree with my choice of examples. He suggested to omit the name of the pipeline that was unpublished and name a few other published ones instead.
visualization
Drawing a tree with colored tips in R (ggtree)
Published:
ggtree is a R package designed for viewing and annotating phylogenetic trees. It is based on the ggplot2 package. Here I will show step-by-step how to draw a tree with colored tips, because, even thought the bioconductor documentation is clear and complete, I did not read about this very common visualization.