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Genomic resistance predictions need biological context, review finds
A new review argues that predicting antimicrobial resistance from genome sequencing alone is unreliable without accounting for biological context, such as gene expression, environment and microbial interactions. The authors say computational predictions should be paired with experimental and ecological data to be clinically useful.
Why now: The review highlights a growing debate in microbiology over the limits of genome-only resistance prediction.
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Evidence
- Genomic resistance predictions need biological context, review finds · Bioengineer.org
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