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Experiment ID: 48

Field	Description
name	the developing hypopharyngeal microbiota in early life
sra	srp090592
datamd5	c018fe6f71baf03869da24c1ca91c778
mapmd5	82497675818bf2d8cf68cc3699b9c114

Annotations for experiment:

term enrichment score

Term	Score
hypopharynx	0.666667
LOWER IN age 1 week	0.285714
LOWER IN 1-month-old human stage	0.250000
age 1 week	0.250000
1-month-old human stage	0.222222
kingdom of denmark	0.222222
LOWER IN 3-month-old human stage	0.200000
3-month-old human stage	0.181818
age	0.086957
infant	0.080000
homo sapiens	0.007634

Fraction of dbbact annotations with this term covered by the query

Term	Score
hypopharynx	0.500000
LOWER IN age 1 week	0.333333
LOWER IN 1-month-old human stage	0.250000
age 1 week	0.250000
1-month-old human stage	0.200000
LOWER IN 3-month-old human stage	0.166667
3-month-old human stage	0.142857
kingdom of denmark	0.125000
age	0.047619
infant	0.041667
homo sapiens	0.003831

Fraction of annotations for the query sequences containing the term

Term	Score
homo sapiens	1.000000
hypopharynx	1.000000
infant	1.000000
kingdom of denmark	1.000000
age	0.500000
3-month-old human stage	0.250000
LOWER IN age 1 week	0.250000
LOWER IN 1-month-old human stage	0.250000
age 1 week	0.250000
1-month-old human stage	0.250000
LOWER IN 3-month-old human stage	0.250000

Exp. ID	User ID	Description	Date	Region	Flag	Sequences
48	amnon	dominant homo sapiens, hypopharynx, infant, kingdom of denmark	2017-01-19	v4	No	1 / 13
48	amnon	common homo sapiens, hypopharynx, infant, kingdom of denmark	2017-01-19	v4	No	1 / 15
48	amnon	lower in 3 months compared to 1 week in infant hypopharynx ( high in age age 1 week 1-month-old human stage compared to 3-month-old human stage in homo sapiens hypopharynx infant kingdom of denmark )	2017-01-19	v4	No	1 / 35
48	amnon	higher in 3 months compared to 1 week in infant hypopharynx ( high in age 3-month-old human stage compared to age 1 week 1-month-old human stage in homo sapiens hypopharynx infant kingdom of denmark )	2017-01-19	v4	No	1 / 116

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