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PhageTransformer - scalable and accurate host assignments for bacteriophages
Bacteriophages can only be understood through their interactions with bacterial hosts. As environmental sequencing efforts expanded, the number of available phage genome sequences has exploded, yet the vast majority of these sequences lack host information. Predicting the host of a newly observed ph
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