how to detect the presence of Integrative and conjugative elements in bacterial genome.
Hello all
Greetings to you
What are the various bioinformatics protocols and tools that are available to detect the presence of Integrative and conjugative elements in bacterial genome.
Are there any signature features that help in finding the presence of Integrative and Conjugative elements.
Are there anyone out who's well acquainted with the usage if ICEberg database.
Thanks a lot
Optimist
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