Experiment ID: 379

Field Description
namethe effect of the timing of exposure to campylobacter jejuni on the gut microbiome and inflammatory responses of broiler chickens
sraprjna380214
srasrp133552
datamd52f5831dea5410d1ce7efaacfe86e3348
mapmd53e108dca95e57f4a7d212edf11d84c84

Annotations for experiment:

Exp. ID User ID Description Date Region Sequences Status Flag
379amnonpositively correlated with age 8-35 days in chickens ( high in age old age compared to young age in feces gallus gallus chicken united kingdom )2018-09-14v4271approvedNo
379amnoncommon feces, gallus gallus, chicken, age 15 - 35 days, united kingdom2018-09-14v4160approvedNo
379amnonhigher in chickens infeceted with campylobacter at age 6 days compared to noninfected controls ( high in campylobacter compared to control in feces gallus gallus chicken united kingdom )2018-09-14v469approvedNo
379amnonnegatively correlated with age 8-35 days in chickens ( high in young age compared to age old age in feces gallus gallus chicken united kingdom )2018-09-14v447approvedNo
379amnonlower in chickens infeceted with campylobacter at age 6 days compared to noninfected controls ( high in control compared to campylobacter in feces gallus gallus chicken united kingdom )2018-09-14v433approvedNo
379amnondominant feces, gallus gallus, chicken, age 15 - 35 days, united kingdom2018-09-14v425approvedNo
379amnonlower in chickens infeceted with campylobacter at age 20 days compared to noninfected controls ( high in control compared to campylobacter in feces gallus gallus chicken united kingdom )2018-09-14v415approvedNo
379amnonhigher in chickens infeceted with campylobacter at age 20 days compared to noninfected controls ( high in campylobacter compared to control in feces gallus gallus chicken united kingdom )2018-09-14v42approvedNo

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