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MerKurio: sequence extraction and annotation based on matching k-mers
K-mers, short subsequences of length k, play an important role in computational analyses using biological sequence data. A critical downstream processing step involves getting back to the source sequences of selected k-mers for further analysis or validation. Here, we present MerKurio, a high-perfor
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