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MUSiCC
MUSiCC

MUSiCC

MUSiCC is a software package for normalizing and correcting gene abundance measurements derived from metagenomic shotgun sequencing.

Using 

MUSiCC

» MUSiCC>Web

  Normalize and correct your gene abundance data online.


» MUSiCC>Web>Manual

  Learn how to use MUSiCC>Web in your analysis.


» MUSiCC>Python (GitHub; pip-installable)

  Download the Python module to add MUSiCC's functionality to your custom analysis programs.

Understanding 

MUSiCC

MUSiCC is a software package for normalizing and correcting gene abundance measurements derived from metagenomic shotgun sequencing. For intra-sample gene normalization, it uses a set of genes that are universally present in a single copy in every organism to learn a normalizing factor for each sample. For inter-sample gene correction, it uses a gene-specific model that was trained using data from the Human Microbiome Project to correct the abundances of the genes in the given data. MUSiCC takes as input a raw gene abundance file, and returns a normalized and corrected gene abundance file.

Citing 

MUSiCC

Ohad Manor and Elhanan Borenstein, MUSiCC: A marker genes based framework for metagenomic normalization and accurate profiling of gene abundances in the microbiome. Genome Biology, 16:53, 2015.

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