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No. Drug discovery is a different beast. It's tricky to identify the caustive agent from sequencing data. Sometimes it sticks out like a sore thumb. Eg I recen
by greazy 1y ago
No. Drug discovery is a different beast.
It's tricky to identify the caustive agent from sequencing data. Sometimes it sticks out like a sore thumb. Eg I recently worked on samples from a patient who died, it was very easy to identify the cause because it was in the same at massive quantities (reads).
But usually, it's trawling through a hundred hits across all domains of life deciding is it consensual, contamination, pathogenic or database error. It's usually inconclusive.
Oddly enough, llm bots seem to be quiet good at this task without even fine tuning.