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Field | Description |
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name | integrated meta-omics reveals a fungus-associated bacteriome and distinct functional pathways in clostridioides difficile infection |
doi | https://doi.org/10.1128/msphere.00454-19 |
sra | prjna478949 |
mapmd5 | 227feaa5c100a27accebdbcfbd53492d |
datamd5 | ace95dd0acfd5703761e0eaf88481cdb |
Exp. ID | User ID | Description | Date | Region | Flag | Sequences |
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689 | amnon | common non c. diff diarrhea, hospital, adult, tucson, united states of america, feces, homo sapiens | 2028-03-11 | v4 | No | 5 |
Field | Description |
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description | |
type | common |
num_sequences | 5 |
region | v4 |
flags | 0 |
agent | calour |
method | na |
date | 2028-03-11 |
username | amnon |
private | n |
all | non c. diff diarrhea |
all | hospital |
all | adult |
all | tucson |
all | united states of america |
all | feces |
all | homo sapiens |
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