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Skills for querying the KBase/BERDL Datalake via the MCP REST API. Use this when users want to explore KBase databases, list tables, get schemas, sample data, or run SQL queries against the KBase data lake. Triggers on mentions of KBase, BERDL, or requests to query biological/microbiome data stored in KBase.
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Statistical analysis strategies and data exploration techniques.
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Genomics and transcriptomics analysis strategies.
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Metabolomics-specific analysis strategies and domain knowledge.
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Reference of available Phenix commands for structural biology analysis.
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Generate testable hypotheses from data patterns and literature.
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Decide what to investigate next when you have multiple options.
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Interpret statistical results and decide what to do next.
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Decide when to stop investigating and prepare final report.
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