Experiment ID: 102
Field
Description
name
oral microbiome in hiv-associated periodontitis
sra
srp079702
datamd5
185734e4343b0f830c6dbba4b42b4af5
mapmd5
dbe41c67e5bb528881817fdce7e92c91
Annotations for experiment:
Exp. ID
User ID
Description
Date
Region
Sequences
Status
Flag
102
amnon
higher in saliva compared to teeth, cheek ( high in saliva compared to cheek dentition in homo sapiens united states of america atlanta mouth )
2017-04-03
v4
65
approved
No
102
amnon
higher in teeth compared to cheeks, saliva ( high in dentition compared to saliva cheek in homo sapiens united states of america atlanta mouth )
2017-04-03
v4
63
approved
No
102
amnon
high in periodontitis compared to control in homo sapiens united states of america atlanta mouth
2017-04-04
v4
53
approved
No
102
amnon
higher in cheeks compared to teeth, saliva ( high in cheek compared to saliva dentition in homo sapiens united states of america atlanta mouth )
2017-04-03
v4
41
approved
No
102
amnon
lower in saliva compared to teeth, cheek ( high in cheek dentition compared to saliva in homo sapiens united states of america atlanta mouth )
2017-04-03
v4
39
approved
No
102
amnon
lower in teeth compared to cheeks, saliva ( high in saliva cheek compared to dentition in homo sapiens united states of america atlanta mouth )
2017-04-03
v4
37
approved
No
102
amnon
high in control compared to hiv infection in homo sapiens united states of america dentition atlanta mouth
2017-04-04
v4
18
approved
No
102
amnon
high in control compared to hiv infection in homo sapiens united states of america cheek atlanta mouth
2017-04-04
v4
15
approved
No
102
amnon
high in control compared to periodontitis in homo sapiens united states of america atlanta mouth
2017-04-04
v4
7
approved
No
102
amnon
high in hiv infection compared to control in homo sapiens united states of america dentition atlanta mouth
2017-04-04
v4
4
approved
No
102
amnon
high in hiv infection compared to control in homo sapiens united states of america cheek atlanta mouth
2017-04-04
v4
2
approved
No
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