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Field | Description |
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name | a cross-sectional comparative study of gut bacterial community of indian and finnish children |
sra | srp077882 |
sra | prjna327770 |
datamd5 | a3f417e1f38257d0f68552f0349b75c8 |
mapmd5 | 69f9d43eceb9fc27bcf58ae9226e3ce7 |
Exp. ID | User ID | Description | Date | Region | Sequences | Status | Flag |
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197 | amnon | high in india compared to finland in 13-year-old human stage feces homo sapiens obsolete_juvenile stage juvenile organism | 2017-09-12 | v4 | 189 | approved | No |
Field | Description |
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description | |
type | diffexp |
num_sequences | 189 |
region | v4 |
flags | 0 |
agent | calour |
method | per feature ranking followed by two group mean comparison |
date | 2017-09-12 |
username | amnon |
private | n |
all | 13-year-old human stage |
all | feces |
all | homo sapiens |
all | obsolete_juvenile stage |
all | juvenile organism |
low | finland |
high | india |
high: na india south asia continent geographic location asia indian subcontinent eurasia
low: na continent geographic location europe finland eurasia
all: excreta cellular organisms mature stage hominidae continuant adolescent stage organism part deuterostomia euteleostomi dipnotetrapodomorpha amniota boreoeutheria obsolete_juvenile stage entity homo juvenile organism na human life cycle eutheria taxonomy root hominoidea tetrapoda mammalia material anatomical entity feces 13-year-old human stage teleostomi organism substance chordata catarrhini bilateria homo sapiens material entity craniata <chordata> opisthokonta experimental factor vertebrata <metazoa> part of plant or animal euarchontoglires simiiformes nonmeat part of animal eumetazoa anatomy basic component homininae human life cycle stage part of animal dbbact root haplorrhini sarcopterygii animal body or body part anatomical structure anatomical entity organism metazoa primates independent continuant theria <mammalia> gnathostomata <vertebrate> eukaryota
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