Raman spectroscopy classifies biological samples
Claim that Raman spectroscopy enables rapid and inexpensive exploration, stratification, and classification of diverse biological samples including chilis, beer, and algae, and links spectra with quantitative traits such as ABV and Scoville heat.
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“Raman spectroscopy can rapidly distinguish and classify chilis, beer, and algae and link spectra to quantitative traits”
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“Evidence line summarizing key metagenomics assembly, alignment, and analysis tools cited in the text (MEGAHIT, Bandage, spacegraphcats, Bowtie 2, PALADIN).”
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