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Experiment ID: 877

Field	Description
name	reduced b12 uptake and increased gastrointestinal formate are associated with archaeome-mediated breath methane emission in humans
doi	https://doi.org/10.1186/s40168-021-01130-w
sra	prjeb41867
mapmd5	fc72e927fde85db9be04af5d726bb92c
datamd5	601802380774efa695f222e6e4d1ec2a

Annotations for experiment:

term enrichment score

Term	Score
austria	0.250000
human early adulthood stage	0.133333
adult	0.011494
homo sapiens	0.007353
feces	0.006349
high breath methane content	0.000000
LOWER IN low breath methane content	0.000000
low breath methane content	0.000000
LOWER IN high breath methane content	0.000000

Fraction of dbbact annotations with this term covered by the query

Term	Score
austria	0.142857
human early adulthood stage	0.071429
adult	0.005780
homo sapiens	0.003690
feces	0.003185
high breath methane content	0.000000
LOWER IN low breath methane content	0.000000
low breath methane content	0.000000
LOWER IN high breath methane content	0.000000

Fraction of annotations for the query sequences containing the term

Term	Score
feces	1.000000
homo sapiens	1.000000
adult	1.000000
austria	1.000000
human early adulthood stage	1.000000
high breath methane content	0.250000
LOWER IN low breath methane content	0.250000
low breath methane content	0.250000
LOWER IN high breath methane content	0.250000

Exp. ID	User ID	Description	Date	Region	Flag	Sequences
877	amnon	high in low breath methane content compared to high breath methane content in feces homo sapiens adult austria human early adulthood stage	2022-03-08	v4	No	1 / 2
877	amnon	dominant feces, homo sapiens, adult, austria, human early adulthood stage	2022-03-08	v4	No	1 / 21
877	amnon	high in high breath methane content compared to low breath methane content in feces homo sapiens adult austria human early adulthood stage	2022-03-08	v4	No	1 / 58
877	amnon	common feces, homo sapiens, adult, austria, human early adulthood stage	2022-03-08	v4	No	1 / 102

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