Microbiome Taxonomy composition
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I am doing a microbiome analysis and am trying to gain an understanding of those taxa which did not have at least a phylum or family level assignment. I did a NCBI Blast for about 5 of the "unclassified" taxa and their taxonomy was Influenza Virus A at 100% identity.
Any feasible exaplanations?
Thank you!
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Influenza Virus A lacks in database
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