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Semiquantitative fingerprinting based on pseudotargeted metabolomics and deep learning for the identification of Listeria monocytogenes and its major serotypes

Feng et al., 2023

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13595870499598489900
Author
Feng Y
Wei X
Chen M
Zhu H
Zhang J
Zhang Y
Xue L
Huang L
Chen G
Gu Q
Wu S
Ding Y
Wu Q
Publication year
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Analytical Chemistry

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The rapid identification of pathogenic microorganism serotypes is still a bottleneck problem to be solved urgently. Compared with proteomics technology, metabolomics technology is directly related to phenotypes and has higher specificity in identifying pathogenic …
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