Experiment ID: 872

Field Description
namegut microbiomes from gambian infants reveal the development of a non-industrialized prevotella-based trophic network
sraprjeb28671
doihttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41564-021-01023-6
datamd559fba0079c7cce9ce66626148d355201
mapmd53a38abdf557f32a83ce68d529b8e8327

Annotations for experiment:

Exp. ID User ID Description Date Region Sequences Status Flag
872amnon high in 2-year-old human stage compared to 1-year-old human stage in feces homo sapiens child gambia 2022-02-26v1704approvedNo
872amnon high in 1-year-old human stage compared to 2-year-old human stage in feces homo sapiens child gambia 2022-02-26v1233approvedNo
872amnon high in 1-year-old human stage compared to infant under-1-year-old human stage age 6-12 months in feces homo sapiens child gambia 2022-02-26v1188approvedNo
872amnoncommon feces, homo sapiens, child, gambia, 2-year-old human stage2022-02-26v168approvedNo
872amnon high in infant under-1-year-old human stage age 6-12 months compared to 1-year-old human stage in feces homo sapiens child gambia 2022-02-26v163approvedNo
872amnoncommon feces, homo sapiens, child, gambia, age 1-2 years2022-02-26v141approvedNo
872amnoncommon feces, homo sapiens, infant, child, gambia, under-1-year-old human stage, age 6-12 months2022-02-26v139approvedNo
872amnondominant feces, homo sapiens, infant, child, gambia, under-1-year-old human stage, age 6-12 months2022-02-26v124approvedNo
872amnondominant feces, homo sapiens, child, gambia, age 1-2 years2022-02-26v116approvedNo
872amnondominant feces, homo sapiens, child, gambia, 2-year-old human stage2022-02-26v116approvedNo

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