theseus - An R package for the analysis and visualization of microbial community data
Jacob R. PriceiD, Stephen Woloszynek, Gail Rosen, Christopher M. SalesiD
Abstract
theseus is a collection of functions within the R programming framework [1] to assist microbiologists and molecular biologists in the interpretation of microbial community composition data.
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