metagenomics analysis
During the metagenomics analysis why we remove the sequence of the model organism including fly, mouse, cow and human?
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Ask yourself: what kinds of questions are you attempting to answer with metagenomics? What kind of analyses do you perform with metagenomic reads, and how could the presence of sequences from host cells affect these analyses?