Taxonomic classification for full-length rRNA Nanopore sequences
A neural-network classifier returning taxonomy from domain to species, with per-rank confidence scoring.
Eight ranks domain to species
Coverage 16S rRNA (bacteria, archaea) and ITS (fungi)
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Tool
Submit a sequence or sequencing dataset
Marker
Bacteria & Archaea
Paste a full-length rRNA sequence (50–5000 bp). Predictions are returned across all eight taxonomic ranks with confidence scores. Try a Bacterial example.
Result
Classification
Upload a FASTA or FASTQ file (gzipped supported). Each sequence is classified individually and a community-level abundance summary is provided. Maximum 150 MB.
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.fasta · .fa · .fastq · .fq · .gz
Sample size
Number of reads to process. Smaller values give faster previews.
2,000
Adapter trimming (porechop)
Auto-detects ONT adapter signatures; trimming runs only when more than 5% of sampled reads contain adapter sequences.
Minimum quality (FASTQ only)
Phred score threshold. 0 disables filtering. 7 is the permissive Nanopore default.
0
Processing pipeline
Result
Taxonomic abundance
AI
Generated summary
Upload up to 10 FASTA/FASTQ files (1 GB total) and add metadata for downstream comparison. Metadata can be entered in the table or uploaded as a CSV/XLSX with a filename column.
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0 samples queued
Processing samples
Result
Multi-sample analysis
Computing…
Diversity analysis requires at least 2 successfully classified samples.