Comparative analysis evaluates deep learning and alignment methods for assessing antimicrobial resistance in marine ecosystems, suggesting future improvements.
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in marine environments poses intricate challenges due to the ecological complexity of microbial communities and environmental gradients. This study compares various antimicrobial resistance gene (ARG) annotation tools and databases, focusing on deep learning approaches versus traditional alignment-based methods, to evaluate their effectiveness in profiling the resistome of a complex marine ecosystem. Our report not only highlights the utility of deep learning methods for environmental applications but also proposes pathways for future improvements that can bridge the gap between comprehensive detection and clinically relevant risk interpretation.
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