Phage therapy candidates from Sphae: An automated toolkit for predicting sequencing data
Bhavya Papudeshi(Flinders University), Robert A. Edwards(Flinders University), Susanna R. Grigson(Flinders University), Michael J. Roach(Centre for Cancer Biology), Laura K. Inglis(Flinders University), Sarah K. Giles(Flinders University), George Bouras(Flinders University), Clarice Harker(Flinders University), Anca M. Segall(San Diego State University), Lance Boling(San Diego State University), Elizabeth A. Dinsdale(Flinders University), Alejandro A. Vega(University of California, Los Angeles), Ana G. Cobián-Güemes(University of Pennsylvania), Abbey Hutton(Flinders University), Hamza Hajama(San Diego State University), Cole Souza(San Diego State University), A.B. Tarasenko(Flinders University), Vijini Mallawaarachchi(Flinders University)
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