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High-throughput microbial culturomics using automation and machine learning
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Discover how Yiming Huang and colleagues revolutionized bacterial isolation with an innovative open-source robotic strain isolation platform. By integrating machine learning with high-resolution genomic data, this study successfully generated a massive variety of microbial isolates from human fecal samples, revealing fascinating microbial interactions and evolution patterns.
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