Intuitive matrices for microbial mutation data

High quality curated mutations from related samples in organized, interactive and annotated tables

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Snapshot of a mutation table

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Mutation Type	Observed Mutations	Unique Mutations
Single Base Substitutions	1340802	611860
Multiple Base Substitutions	94107	33234
Deletions	81638	18685
Insertions	62962	12996
Mobile Element Insertions	9088	1513
Amplifications	37906	31179
Gene Conversions	17	5
Inversions	6	1

ALEDB is the largest collection of microbial evolution mutation data in the world

1626526 instances of 709473 unique mutations from 11821 isolates across 236 unique projects

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