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Each CAG could be analyzed with CheckM to assess the degree of 'completeness' and 'contamination' for the CAG.
Quotes on those terms are applied since a CAG is not always expected to represent a complete or single genome, and so low levels of completeness or high levels of contamination are not always unexpected.
I haven't looked to see whether CheckM supports amino acid sequence input. If not, this may be a bit challenging to implement.
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Each CAG could be analyzed with CheckM to assess the degree of 'completeness' and 'contamination' for the CAG.
Quotes on those terms are applied since a CAG is not always expected to represent a complete or single genome, and so low levels of completeness or high levels of contamination are not always unexpected.
I haven't looked to see whether CheckM supports amino acid sequence input. If not, this may be a bit challenging to implement.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: