PyCogent: a toolkit for making sense from sequence
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R. Knight | M. Hamady | C. Lozupone | J. Widmann | D. McDonald | S. Smit | J. Caporaso | G. Huttley | A. Birmingham | Helen Lindsay | Zongzhi Z. Liu | M. Wakefield | J. Carnes | H. Ying | M. Robeson | Peter Maxwell | B. Easton | Michael Eaton | Raymond Sammut | Shandy Wikman | Stephanie A. Wilson | Brett C Easton | Daniel McDonald | R. Knight | Jeremy Widmann | Matthew J. Wakefield
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