Machine Learning model for detecting Antibiotic Resistance genes and Django based REST API for predicting secondary structure of our novel engineered protein.
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Therapeutic-strategies targeting antibiotic resistance can be aimed at sensitizing pathogens to conventional antibiotics, or developing novel antimicrobials to treat infections.
We have developed a machine learning approach called DARG, i.e. Detection of Antibiotic Resistant Genes, utilising support vector machines-based algorithm. The algorithm uses pan-genome information of pathogen strains along with their resistant phenotype to find genes important for conferring antibiotic resistance. The resulting list of genes consisted of previously validated target-genes and novel hits uncovered by the algorithm. For perspective experiments, these genes can be knocked out as an attempt to make bacterial strain susceptible to a particular antibiotic and validate their function.
Alternatively, we developed TailScout, a webserver for assembly and secondary-structure prediction of novel Seekercins. Seekercins are novel protein-based antimicrobials inspired from R-Type Pyocins and bacteriophages, that can target resistant pathogens. TailScout helps researchers in designing Seekercins specific for antimicrobial resistant pathogens by detecting the best combination of Pyocin and bacteriophage-tail fiber. As a final result, the software produces the sequence of engineered Seekercin that can be readily ordered as DNA products for cloning and further experiments.
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- Fork the Project.
- Create all meaningful chnages in a new Branch.
- Commit your Changes.
- Push to the Branch.
- Open a Pull Request.
- React
- Bootstrap
- jQuery
- Django
- Django REST Framework
- Fork the Project.
- Clone the Repository
- Change the working directory to frontend.
npm run build
- Move to the previous directory.
python -m venv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py runserver
- Head over to localhost:8000.
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