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| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| name | gut microbiome composition in the hispanic community health study/study of latinos is shaped by geographic relocation, environmental factors, and obesity |
| doi | https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-019-1831-z |
| qiita | 11666 |
| sra | erp117287 |
| mapmd5 | bff555d37961eadd300f1fb65c7d96c0 |
| datamd5 | 0efb27c9915c17c26de1fded6d2fb9fc |
| Exp. ID | User ID | Description | Date | Region | Flag | Sequences |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 644 | amnon | higher in younger adults (total age range 20-80) ( high in young age compared to old age in adult united states of america hispanic or latin american feces homo sapiens ) | 2020-08-31 | v4 | No | 4 |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| description | higher in younger adults (total age range 20-80) |
| type | diffexp |
| num_sequences | 4 |
| region | v4 |
| flags | 0 |
| agent | calour |
| method | na |
| date | 2020-08-31 |
| username | amnon |
| private | n |
| low | old age |
| high | young age |
| all | adult |
| all | united states of america |
| all | hispanic or latin american |
| all | feces |
| all | homo sapiens |
all: deuterostomia vertebrata <metazoa> euarchontoglires bilateria population organism part excreta teleostomi chordata primates craniata <chordata> geographic location opisthokonta animal body or body part experimental factor adult independent continuant feces mammalia gnathostomata <vertebrate> part of animal homo sapiens na homininae sarcopterygii tetrapoda hominoidea hispanic or latin american boreoeutheria euteleostomi entity organism amniota haplorrhini developmental stage organism substance material anatomical entity eumetazoa hominidae anatomical structure material entity catarrhini simiiformes eutheria homo anatomy basic component anatomical entity root cellular organisms eukaryota continuant part of plant or animal nonmeat part of animal process theria <mammalia> metazoa united states of america ancestry category dipnotetrapodomorpha
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