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DarkQ: Continuous genomic monitoring using message queues

Viehweger, A.; Brandt, C.; Hölzer, M.

2020-11-13 genomics
10.1101/2020.11.12.379560 bioRxiv
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MotivationNewly sequenced genomes are often not noticed by potential stakeholders because submission to public databases is delayed, and search options are limited. However, the discovery of genomes can be vital: In pathogen outbreaks, fast updates are essential to coordinate containment efforts and prevent spread. ResultsHere we introduce DarkQ, a message queue that allows for instant sharing and discovery of genomes. AvailabilityDarkQ is released under the BSD-2 license at github.com/phiweger/darkq.

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