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-<p>In summary, using command-line <code>blastn -remote,</code> combined with tabular processing in R against a reference class of all viral taxids, works well as a substitute for manual inspection of online BLAST results for validating human-viral read assignments. It’s too slow and failure-prone to be added to the pipeline as a replacement or supplement to the Bowtie/Kraken automated approach, but will be my go-to approach in future for manual validation and refinement of human-viral assignment criteria.</p>
+<p>In summary, using command-line <code>blastn -remote,</code> combined with tabular processing in R against a reference class of all viral taxids, works well as a substitute for manual inspection of online BLAST results for validating human-viral read assignments. It’s too slow and failure-prone to be added to the pipeline as a replacement or supplement to the Bowtie/Kraken automated approach, but will be my go-to approach in future for manual validation and refinement of human-viral assignment criteria – at least until I’m able to try out Elastic-BLAST.</p>
 
 
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-<span id="cb5-238"><a href="#cb5-238" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1"></a>In summary, using command-line <span class="in">`blastn -remote,`</span> combined with tabular processing in R against a reference class of all viral taxids, works well as a substitute for manual inspection of online BLAST results for validating human-viral read assignments. It's too slow and failure-prone to be added to the pipeline as a replacement or supplement to the Bowtie/Kraken automated approach, but will be my go-to approach in future for manual validation and refinement of human-viral assignment criteria.</span>
+<span id="cb5-238"><a href="#cb5-238" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1"></a>In summary, using command-line <span class="in">`blastn -remote,`</span> combined with tabular processing in R against a reference class of all viral taxids, works well as a substitute for manual inspection of online BLAST results for validating human-viral read assignments. It's too slow and failure-prone to be added to the pipeline as a replacement or supplement to the Bowtie/Kraken automated approach, but will be my go-to approach in future for manual validation and refinement of human-viral assignment criteria – at least until I'm able to try out Elastic-BLAST.</span>
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