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22. Accessing Microbiological Data: A User's Perspective
22. Accessing Microbiological Data: A User's Perspective
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These scientists may provide similar functions to mine while under contract. Besides analysts who support governmental actions, there are scientists responsible for funding research who could benefit from improved data access.
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More often than not, commercial organisms belong to that collection of open-genome organisms in which there is a broad range of entities falling within a genus or within a species, with lots of apparent gene exchange and a consequently diverse gene pool. These taxa would appear to have tiny core genomes compared to many genomes in genera that are less diverse.
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Concerning the open literature, subscription costs may limit the number of subscriptions to journals and other sources that potential users can readily obtain. As journal costs to libraries increase, this circumstance may become critical for many parties.
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