Open ajkarloss opened 3 years ago
Campy has high genetic diversity, so a cgMLST approach may be better than a SNP-based approach for this pathogen. That said, we are currently developing an automated schema-production tool, and we will explore its usefulness with more genetically diverse pathogens, such as Campy. We will include links and information on the BioHansel GitHub page as new schemas and tools are available. Thank you for the suggestion @ajkarloss
What about Listeria?
@ajkarloss we have started a project to create subtyping schemas for some of the major clonal complexes of Listeria (CC1, CC2, and CC4). We however expect to determine the clonal complex using MLST, prior to running these BioHansel schemas.
We want to use Biohansel pipeline in IRIDA for Campy and more species. Is it possible to include schema for Campy?