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    General alignment statistics (including read counts) are reported at the start of the report for all defined pathogens and commensals (disabled by default; displayed in lower table). Those marked with a star denote high-consequence pathogens, including those on the NIAID biodefense pathogen list . Organisms without class labels (i.e., not categorized/classified as pathogenic or commensal) are reported in the supplementary Unannotated Organisms list. This example report was generated from multiple in silico data samples, generated with various depth of coverage profiles using InSilicoSeq and references were curated from NCBI’s <t>Refseq</t> database . Additional annotation explanations are available later in the report (not depicted in the sample figure). Supplemental or intermediate files are available in output directories according to their function within the workflow and can be used according to additional bioinformatics downstream requirements if needed.
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    Article Title: TaxTriage: An Open-Source Metagenomic Sequencing Data Analysis Pipeline Enabling Putative Pathogen Detection

    Journal: bioRxiv

    doi: 10.1101/2025.07.16.664785

    General alignment statistics (including read counts) are reported at the start of the report for all defined pathogens and commensals (disabled by default; displayed in lower table). Those marked with a star denote high-consequence pathogens, including those on the NIAID biodefense pathogen list . Organisms without class labels (i.e., not categorized/classified as pathogenic or commensal) are reported in the supplementary Unannotated Organisms list. This example report was generated from multiple in silico data samples, generated with various depth of coverage profiles using InSilicoSeq and references were curated from NCBI’s Refseq database . Additional annotation explanations are available later in the report (not depicted in the sample figure). Supplemental or intermediate files are available in output directories according to their function within the workflow and can be used according to additional bioinformatics downstream requirements if needed.
    Figure Legend Snippet: General alignment statistics (including read counts) are reported at the start of the report for all defined pathogens and commensals (disabled by default; displayed in lower table). Those marked with a star denote high-consequence pathogens, including those on the NIAID biodefense pathogen list . Organisms without class labels (i.e., not categorized/classified as pathogenic or commensal) are reported in the supplementary Unannotated Organisms list. This example report was generated from multiple in silico data samples, generated with various depth of coverage profiles using InSilicoSeq and references were curated from NCBI’s Refseq database . Additional annotation explanations are available later in the report (not depicted in the sample figure). Supplemental or intermediate files are available in output directories according to their function within the workflow and can be used according to additional bioinformatics downstream requirements if needed.

    Techniques Used: Generated, In Silico



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    ncbi file transfer protocol (ftp) genomes repository of refseq representative assemblies  (Biotechnology Information)
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    Biotechnology Information ncbi file transfer protocol (ftp) genomes repository of refseq representative assemblies
    General alignment statistics (including read counts) are reported at the start of the report for all defined pathogens and commensals (disabled by default; displayed in lower table). Those marked with a star denote high-consequence pathogens, including those on the NIAID biodefense pathogen list . Organisms without class labels (i.e., not categorized/classified as pathogenic or commensal) are reported in the supplementary Unannotated Organisms list. This example report was generated from multiple in silico data samples, generated with various depth of coverage profiles using InSilicoSeq and references were curated from NCBI’s <t>Refseq</t> database . Additional annotation explanations are available later in the report (not depicted in the sample figure). Supplemental or intermediate files are available in output directories according to their function within the workflow and can be used according to additional bioinformatics downstream requirements if needed.
    Ncbi File Transfer Protocol (Ftp) Genomes Repository Of Refseq Representative Assemblies, supplied by Biotechnology Information, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    General alignment statistics (including read counts) are reported at the start of the report for all defined pathogens and commensals (disabled by default; displayed in lower table). Those marked with a star denote high-consequence pathogens, including those on the NIAID biodefense pathogen list . Organisms without class labels (i.e., not categorized/classified as pathogenic or commensal) are reported in the supplementary Unannotated Organisms list. This example report was generated from multiple in silico data samples, generated with various depth of coverage profiles using InSilicoSeq and references were curated from NCBI’s Refseq database . Additional annotation explanations are available later in the report (not depicted in the sample figure). Supplemental or intermediate files are available in output directories according to their function within the workflow and can be used according to additional bioinformatics downstream requirements if needed.

    Journal: bioRxiv

    Article Title: TaxTriage: An Open-Source Metagenomic Sequencing Data Analysis Pipeline Enabling Putative Pathogen Detection

    doi: 10.1101/2025.07.16.664785

    Figure Lengend Snippet: General alignment statistics (including read counts) are reported at the start of the report for all defined pathogens and commensals (disabled by default; displayed in lower table). Those marked with a star denote high-consequence pathogens, including those on the NIAID biodefense pathogen list . Organisms without class labels (i.e., not categorized/classified as pathogenic or commensal) are reported in the supplementary Unannotated Organisms list. This example report was generated from multiple in silico data samples, generated with various depth of coverage profiles using InSilicoSeq and references were curated from NCBI’s Refseq database . Additional annotation explanations are available later in the report (not depicted in the sample figure). Supplemental or intermediate files are available in output directories according to their function within the workflow and can be used according to additional bioinformatics downstream requirements if needed.

    Article Snippet: In TaxTriage with access to the external internet, the default pipeline uses the classification output to identify the species to be downloaded from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) file transfer protocol (FTP) genomes repository of RefSeq representative assemblies.

    Techniques: Generated, In Silico