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GUTchetp: integrated prediction of gut microbial biotransformation profiles using ensemble monolingual and multilingual neural machine translation and enzyme class consistency-reaction similarity.
The analysis of the metabolic fate of chemical compounds in the human gut remains a fundamental challenge, as comprehensive experimental characterization across the vast chemical space is infeasible. Moreover, despite progress in computational biology, a comprehensive tool for predicting microbe-dep
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