William Pearman
@williampearman.bsky.social
Research fellow at Auckland Uni. Wannabe bioinformatician, reluctant community ecologist. Evolutionary ecology, microbial ecology. Anglican. He/him
Curious as to your thoughts - if I look at metagenomic datasets from ONT sequencing, and separate them based on end reason (i.e., blocked pore vs completely navigated the poor) - I find two very different communities. The grouping is based on the terminal base of DNA sequence (misc metagenomic data)
September 4, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Curious as to your thoughts - if I look at metagenomic datasets from ONT sequencing, and separate them based on end reason (i.e., blocked pore vs completely navigated the poor) - I find two very different communities. The grouping is based on the terminal base of DNA sequence (misc metagenomic data)