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| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| name | the treatment-naive microbiome in new-onset crohn’s disease |
| qiita | 1939 |
| datamd5 | 446d627628b7864be31cf8b41aa08443 |
| mapmd5 | ad244e792a146f744f4853b7c03b536f |
| Exp. ID | User ID | Description | Date | Region | Flag | Sequences |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | amnon | common in biopsies of children (IBD study) (common homo sapiens, united states of america, rectum, caecum, colon, sigmoid colon, terminal ileum, biopsy, children) | 2016-11-14 | v4 | No | 40 |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| description | common in biopsies of children (IBD study) |
| type | common |
| num_sequences | 40 |
| region | v4 |
| flags | 0 |
| agent | heatsequer |
| method | na |
| date | 2016-11-14 |
| username | amnon |
| private | n |
| all | homo sapiens |
| all | united states of america |
| all | rectum |
| all | caecum |
| all | colon |
| all | sigmoid colon |
| all | terminal ileum |
| all | biopsy |
| all | children |
all: euteleostomi terminal ileum catarrhini digestive tract diverticulum geographic location sigmoid colon united states of america occurrent eumetazoa biopsy root homo sapiens organ part amniota opisthokonta eutheria collecting specimen from organism na specimen collection process independent continuant rectum homo boreoeutheria gnathostomata <vertebrate> craniata <chordata> colon vertebrata <metazoa> proximal-distal subdivision of colon caecum organism part continuant dipnotetrapodomorpha subdivision of digestive tract anatomical system anatomical structure sarcopterygii subdivision of tube teleostomi cellular organisms experimental process process hominoidea haplorrhini material entity mammalia experimental factor chordata dbbact root anatomy basic component planned process homininae euarchontoglires children metazoa digestive system entity eukaryota deuterostomia anatomical entity material anatomical entity hominidae bilateria tetrapoda organism simiiformes multicellular anatomical structure primates theria <mammalia>
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