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PRJNA289586 SRP072561

T1D multiplex families, gut microbiome, Luxembourg

Human Gut Microbiome in a Multiplex Family Study of Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus

184 faecal samples from a Luxembourg family study of type 1 diabetes, including healthy controls and type 1 and type 2 diabetes cases; cross-sectional, multi-omics design examining microbiota, lifestyle and genetic background. machine-written summary

184 samples · 184 runs · LU · Age unknown · 2016 · 3.73 Gbp / sample

Sources
✓Sequence archive 2,116○Abstract / description○Full text✓Supplementary tables 179✓External resources 59–User contribution–Human verified

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what each source gave
✓ Sequence archive2,116 sample values (age, bmi, collection date, country, family id, family role, health condition, health condition detail)
○ Abstract / descriptionread; no usable statement
○ Full textread; no usable statement or table · PMC10939349, PMC12440900, PMC6780314, PMC8715853, PMC9795701
✓ Supplementary tables179 sample values (age, bmi, health condition, health condition detail, sex)
✓ External resources59 sample values (antibiotic exposure, health condition, health condition detail) · from curatedMetagenomicData 3 (cMD 3), GMrepo v3, Meta2DB (LLNL)
– User contributionnothing uploaded yet
– Human verifiednot yet checked by a person · I checked this project — verify it
Samples at a glance
1 sampling locations · 1 country
Age
adult112
adolescent37
child19
elderly10
infant6
Condition
healthy_control87
type1_diabetes81
Sex
female109
male74
Country
LU184
Body site
primary99
unknown85
Collected 2012–2016
2012: 96 samples2013: 37 samples2014: 49 samples2016: 2 samples20122016
Sequencing depth per sample · this project all projects
all projects, 0–0.03 Gbp: 25,080 samples (4 %)all projects, 0.03–0.1 Gbp: 17,066 samples (3 %)all projects, 0.1–0.3 Gbp: 29,179 samples (5 %)this project, 0.1–0.3 Gbp: 4 samplesall projects, 0.3–1 Gbp: 47,044 samples (8 %)this project, 0.3–1 Gbp: 25 samplesall projects, 1–3 Gbp: 124,983 samples (22 %)this project, 1–3 Gbp: 47 samplesall projects, 3–10 Gbp: 253,728 samples (44 %)this project, 3–10 Gbp: 106 samplesall projects, 10–30 Gbp: 72,533 samples (13 %)this project, 10–30 Gbp: 2 samplesall projects, 30–100 Gbp: 3,024 samples (1 %)all projects, 100–300 Gbp: 106 samples (0 %)all projects, ≥ 300 Gbp: 9 samples (0 %)project median 3.73 Gbp per sample0130Gbp
! Self-contradictory metadata

age: sequence archive and supplementary table disagree for 1 sample (e.g. 3287.0 vs 12418) — withheld; bmi: sequence archive and supplementary table disagree for 1 sample (e.g. 24.0 vs 38.0) — withheld; health condition: sequence archive and supplementary table disagree for 14 samples (e.g. healthy_control vs liver_disease) — withheld; sex: sequence archive and supplementary table disagree for 1 sample (e.g. male vs female) — withheld.

The sources disagree on 15 samples. Where two incompatible values exist for one sample (or one person's samples disagree on sex), neither value is published: the field is left empty here, in the sample sheet and in the downloads. Both sides, with their sources, are in gut_metadata_contradictions.parquet of the data package (what counts as a contradiction).

Contradicted values (17)
samplefieldvalueother valuehandling
SAMN09837400age3287.0 (sequence archive)12418 (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837400bmi24.0 (sequence archive)38.0 (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN04571734health conditionhealthy_control (supplementary table)liver_disease (curatedMetagenomicData)withheld: neither value published
SAMN04571735health conditionhealthy_control (supplementary table)liver_disease (curatedMetagenomicData)withheld: neither value published
SAMN04571736health conditionhealthy_control (supplementary table)liver_disease (curatedMetagenomicData)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837361health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837362health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837363health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837364health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837365health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837438health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837439health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837440health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837441health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837442health conditiontype2_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09842366health conditiontype1_diabetes (sequence archive)healthy_control (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
SAMN09837400sexmale (sequence archive)female (supplementary table)withheld: neither value published
Sampling design and relatedness

longitudinalfamiliesmother–infantparent–childsiblings

44 of 44 people sampled more than once (184 samples; median 4, up to 6 per person) · follow-up median 2 mo (max 4 mo) · median interval between samples 28 d (time from collection dates). Schedule stated by the source: “Three visits (V1, V2, V3) at intervals of 4-8 weeks” (time origin: enrolment).

M01.1M01.1 (father): day 0M01.1 (father): day 0M01.1 (father): day 28M01.1 (father): day 28M01.1 (father): day 63M01.1 (father): day 63M01.2M01.2 (mother): day 0M01.2 (mother): day 0M01.2 (mother): day 28M01.2 (mother): day 28M01.2 (mother): day 63M01.2 (mother): day 63M01.3M01.3 (sibling): day 0M01.3 (sibling): day 0M01.3 (sibling): day 28M01.3 (sibling): day 28M01.3 (sibling): day 63M01.3 (sibling): day 63M01.4M01.4 (mother): day 0M01.4 (mother): day 0M01.4 (mother): day 28M01.4 (mother): day 28M01.4 (mother): day 63M01.4 (mother): day 63M01.5M01.5 (child): day 0M01.5 (child): day 35M02.1M02.1 (father): day 0M02.1 (father): day 0M02.1 (father): day 28M02.1 (father): day 28M02.1 (father): day 56M02.1 (father): day 56M02.3M02.3 (child): day 0M02.3 (child): day 0M02.3 (child): day 28M02.3 (child): day 28M02.3 (child): day 50M02.3 (child): day 50M02.2M02.2 (child): day 0M02.2 (child): day 8M02.2 (child): day 8M02.2 (child): day 49M02.2 (child): day 49M02.4M02.4 (mother): day 0M02.4 (mother): day 0M02.4 (mother): day 28M02.4 (mother): day 56M02.4 (mother): day 56M02.5M02.5 (child): day 0M02.5 (child): day 0M02.5 (child): day 22M03.3M03.3 (child): day 0M03.3 (child): day 0M03.3 (child): day 35M03.3 (child): day 35M03.3 (child): day 63M03.3 (child): day 63M03.4M03.4 (child): day 0M03.4 (child): day 0M03.4 (child): day 35M03.4 (child): day 35M03.4 (child): day 63M03.4 (child): day 63M03.1M03.1 (mother): day 0M03.1 (mother): day 0M03.1 (mother): day 28M03.1 (mother): day 28M03.5M03.5 (child): day 0M03.5 (child): day 0M03.5 (child): day 34M04.2M04.2 (child): day 0M04.2 (child): day 0M04.2 (child): day 42M04.2 (child): day 42M04.2 (child): day 76M04.2 (child): day 76M04.5M04.5 (child): day 0M04.5 (child): day 0M04.5 (child): day 49M04.5 (child): day 49M04.5 (child): day 113M04.5 (child): day 113M04.6M04.6 (father): day 0M04.6 (father): day 0M04.6 (father): day 27M04.6 (father): day 27M04.6 (father): day 64M04.6 (father): day 64M04.1M04.1 (mother): day 0M04.1 (mother): day 0M04.1 (mother): day 77M04.1 (mother): day 77M04.3M04.3 (child): day 0M04.3 (child): day 0M04.3 (child): day 78M04.3 (child): day 78M04.4M04.4 (child): day 0M04.4 (child): day 0M04.4 (child): day 78M04.4 (child): day 78M05.3M05.3 (child): day 0M05.3 (child): day 0M05.3 (child): day 28M05.3 (child): day 28M05.3 (child): day 63M05.3 (child): day 63M05.4M05.4 (child): day 0M05.4 (child): day 0M05.4 (child): day 28M05.4 (child): day 28M05.4 (child): day 63M05.4 (child): day 63M05.2M05.2 (mother): day 0M05.2 (mother): day 0M05.2 (mother): day 28M05.2 (mother): day 28M05.2 (mother): day 63M05.1M05.1 (father): day 0M05.1 (father): day 0M05.1 (father): day 28M06.2M06.2 (mother): day 0M06.2 (mother): day 0M06.2 (mother): day 56M06.2 (mother): day 56M06.1M06.1 (father): day 0M06.1 (father): day 28M06.1 (father): day 28M06.3M06.3 (child): day 0M06.3 (child): day 0M06.3 (child): day 28M06.4M06.4 (child): day 0M06.4 (child): day 28M06.4 (child): day 28M08.2M08.2 (mother): day 0M08.2 (mother): day 0M08.2 (mother): day 28M08.2 (mother): day 28M08.2 (mother): day 56M08.2 (mother): day 56M08.1M08.1 (father): day 0M08.1 (father): day 28M08.1 (father): day 28M08.1 (father): day 56M08.1 (father): day 56M08.3M08.3 (child): day 0M08.3 (child): day 0M08.3 (child): day 28M08.3 (child): day 28M08.4M08.4 (child): day 0M08.4 (child): day 0M08.4 (child): day 28M08.4 (child): day 280 d28 d56 d3 mo4 mo

Each row is one person (32 shown of 44); dots are samples at days since that person's first sample; rows of one family are adjacent and coloured by role (mother, father, child, twin).

T1D multiplex families: 7 families committed (M01-M08), parents, children, siblings; family M11 withheld · 7 families with 32 sampled people (7 with a parent and a child).

motherMfatherFchildCchildC
3 × mother + father + child×2
motherMmotherMfatherFchildCsiblingS
1 × mother×2 + father + child + sibling
motherMfatherFchildCchildCchildC
1 × mother + father + child×3
motherMchildCchildCchildC
1 × mother + child×3
motherMfatherFchildCchildCchildCchildC
1 × mother + father + child×4
father / mother / sibling: M04.1, M04.2, M04.3, M04.4, M04.5, M04.6M04.1 mother of M04.2M04.1 mother of M04.3M04.1 mother of M04.4M04.6 father of M04.2M04.6 father of M04.3M04.6 father of M04.4M04.1 — mother · 4 samplesM1M04.2 — child · 6 samplesC2M04.3 — child · 4 samplesC3M04.4 — child · 4 samplesC4M04.5 — sibling · 6 samplesS5M04.6 — father · 6 samplesF6M04…
father / mother / sibling: M01.1, M01.2, M01.3, M01.4, M01.5M01.1 father of M01.4M01.2 mother of M01.4M01.4 mother of M01.5M01.1 — father · 6 samplesF1M01.2 — mother · 6 samplesM2M01.3 — sibling · 6 samplesS3M01.4 — mother · 6 samplesM4M01.5 — child · 2 samplesC5M01…
father / mother / sibling: M02.1, M02.2, M02.3, M02.4, M02.5M02.1 father of M02.2M02.1 father of M02.3M02.1 father of M02.5M02.4 mother of M02.2M02.4 mother of M02.3M02.4 mother of M02.5M02.1 — father · 6 samplesF1M02.2 — child · 5 samplesC2M02.3 — child · 6 samplesC3M02.4 — mother · 5 samplesM4M02.5 — child · 3 samplesC5M02…
mother / sibling: M03.1, M03.3, M03.4, M03.5M03.1 mother of M03.3M03.1 mother of M03.4M03.1 mother of M03.5M03.1 — mother · 4 samplesM1M03.3 — child · 6 samplesC3M03.4 — child · 6 samplesC4M03.5 — child · 3 samplesC5M03…
father / mother: M05.1, M05.2, M05.3, M05.4M05.1 father of M05.3M05.1 father of M05.4M05.2 mother of M05.3M05.2 mother of M05.4M05.1 — father · 3 samplesF1M05.2 — mother · 5 samplesM2M05.3 — child · 6 samplesC3M05.4 — child · 6 samplesC4M05…
father / mother: M06.1, M06.2, M06.3, M06.4M06.1 father of M06.3M06.1 father of M06.4M06.2 mother of M06.3M06.2 mother of M06.4M06.1 — father · 3 samplesF1M06.2 — mother · 4 samplesM2M06.3 — child · 3 samplesC3M06.4 — child · 3 samplesC4M06…
father / mother: M08.1, M08.2, M08.3, M08.4M08.1 father of M08.3M08.1 father of M08.4M08.2 mother of M08.3M08.2 mother of M08.4M08.1 — father · 5 samplesF1M08.2 — mother · 6 samplesM2M08.3 — child · 4 samplesC3M08.4 — child · 4 samplesC4M08…

motherfatherchildsibling · circles are people (pale = no sequenced sample), arrows run donor → recipient and parent → child, curved lines join twins, partners and siblings, squares are shared settings or families without recorded roles. Shown: 7 linked groups from explicit relations. 44 people in the project overall.

Families (7)
familymemberssamples
M04mother + father + child×4SAMN04571722 · SAMN04571723 · SAMN04571724 · SAMN04571725 · SAMN04571726 · SAMN04571727 · SAMN04571728 · SAMN04571729 · SAMN04571730 · SAMN04571731 · SAMN04571732 · SAMN04571733
M01mother×2 + father + child + siblingSAMN04571684 · SAMN04571685 · SAMN04571686 · SAMN04571687 · SAMN04571688 · SAMN04571689 · SAMN04571690 · SAMN04571691 · SAMN04571692 · SAMN04571693 · SAMN04571694 · SAMN04571695
M02mother + father + child×3SAMN04571698 · SAMN04571699 · SAMN04571700 · SAMN04571701 · SAMN04571702 · SAMN04571703 · SAMN04571704 · SAMN04571705 · SAMN04571706 · SAMN04571707 · SAMN04571708 · SAMN04571709
M05mother + father + child×2SAMN09837326 · SAMN09837327 · SAMN09837328 · SAMN09837329 · SAMN09837330 · SAMN09837331 · SAMN09837332 · SAMN09837333 · SAMN09837334 · SAMN09837335 · SAMN09837406 · SAMN09837407
M03mother + child×3SAMN04571712 · SAMN04571713 · SAMN04571714 · SAMN04571715 · SAMN04571716 · SAMN04571717 · SAMN04571718 · SAMN04571719 · SAMN04571720 · SAMN04571721 · SAMN09837394 · SAMN09837395
M08mother + father + child×2SAMN09837343 · SAMN09837344 · SAMN09837345 · SAMN09837346 · SAMN09837347 · SAMN09837348 · SAMN09837349 · SAMN09837350 · SAMN09837351 · SAMN09837352 · SAMN09837423 · SAMN09837424
M06mother + father + child×2SAMN09837336 · SAMN09837337 · SAMN09837338 · SAMN09837339 · SAMN09837340 · SAMN09837341 · SAMN09837342 · SAMN09837416 · SAMN09837417 · SAMN09837418 · SAMN09837419 · SAMN09837421

How longitudinal and relatedness information is derived

Community composition
Streptococcus 10.1%Prevotella 9.5%Bacteroides 4.7%Pauljensenia 4.2%Phocaeicola 4.1%Rothia 3.8%Faecalibacterium 3.4%Roseburia 2.8%Veillonella 2.6%Neisseria 2.4%Blautia_A 2.2%Alistipes 2.1%not assigned to a genus 6.6%other genera 41.6%

Genera, mean relative abundance over 158 profiled gut samples of this project (Sandpiper SingleM profiles, GTDB R232; low-depth and non-metagenome profiles left out).

Field coverage
fieldsamplescoverageR1R2R3R4
age_category184 100%
country184 100%184
health_condition168 91%8187
subject_id184 100%184
collection_date184 100%184
latitude184 100%184
longitude184 100%184
age_at_collection_days183 99%1812
sex183 99%1812
health_condition_detail182 99%9290
timepoint_label182 99%182
bmi179 97%1754
family_id152 83%152
family_role152 83%152
antibiotic_exposure53 29%53
Papers (16)
  • Integrated multi-omics of the human gut microbiome in a case study of familial type 1 diabetes. 2016 PMID 27723761 own_data
  • A catalog of tens of thousands of viruses from human metagenomes reveals hidden associations with chronic diseases. 2021 PMID 34083435 PMC8201803 own_data
  • Identification, Recovery, and Refinement of Hitherto Undescribed Population-Level Genomes from the Human Gastrointestinal Tract. 2016 PMID 27445992 PMC4914512 own_data
  • Extensive transmission of microbes along the gastrointestinal tract. 2019 PMID 30747106 PMC6424576 own_data
  • Sample Preservation and Storage Significantly Impact Taxonomic and Functional Profiles in Metaproteomics Studies of the Human Gut Microbiome. 2019 PMID 31546776 PMC6780314 own_data
11 more
  • Macrel: antimicrobial peptide screening in genomes and metagenomes. 2020 PMID 33384902 PMC7751412
  • Quantitative Analysis and Visualization of the Interaction Between Intestinal Microbiota and Type 1 Diabetes in Children Based on Multi-Databases. 2021 PMID 34976889 PMC8715853
  • Alterations of oral microbiota and impact on the gut microbiome in type 1 diabetes mellitus revealed by integrated multi-omic analyses. 2022 PMID 36578059 PMC9795701
  • Functional prediction of proteins from the human gut archaeome. 2024 PMID 38486809 PMC10939349
  • Characterization of the oral virome in patients with diabetes mellitus. 2025 PMID 40969555 PMC12440900
  • Human Gut Microbiome Aging Clock Based on Taxonomic Profiling and Deep Learning. 2020 PMID 32534441 PMC7298543
  • Dispersal strategies shape persistence and evolution of human gut bacteria. 2021 PMID 34111423 PMC8288446
  • Enrichment of oral-derived bacteria in inflamed colorectal tumors and distinct associations of Fusobacterium in the mesenchymal subtype. 2023 PMID 36706753 PMC9975273
  • Toward an improved definition of a healthy microbiome for healthy aging. 2022 PMID 37118093 PMC10154212
  • Microbiota-driven antitumour immunity mediated by dendritic cell migration. 2025 PMID 40659786 PMC12390848
  • Giant extrachromosomal element "Inocle" potentially expands the adaptive capacity of the human oral microbiome. 2025 PMID 40790024 PMC12340149
Details
Archive description

Recent evidence from high-resolution molecular studies suggests links between microbial dysbiosis in the gastrointestinal tract and a number of complex chronic diseases including diabetes mellitus. The present study forms a pilot study for the larger Luxembourg-based Diabetes Multiplex Family Study (MUST). Within the pilot study, we investigate the interplay of the gastrointestinal microbiota, lifestyle and genetic background in an observational study of families with two or more individuals affected by type 1 diabetes mellitus. Faecal samples which have undergone comprehensive biomolecular extractions are currently analysed using a multi-omics approach. Anthropometric data, including demographics, medical history, health status, medication, and dietary habits of all study participants were collected and are integrated with molecular data.

How this project entered the registry

Classified as human gut / stool / oral cavity shotgun DNA metagenome of adult and adolescent and child by sonnet_x2 with confidence 0.72. Assay shotgun_dna.

  • host run.host_tax_id · “9606”
  • body site run.scientific_name · “human gut metagenome”
  • body site run.scientific_name · “human oral metagenome”
  • life stage sample.attr.host_age · “58 years (n=98/184)”
  • life stage sample.attr.host_age · “14 years (n=37/184)”
  • life stage sample.attr.host_age · “5 years (n=23/184)”
Evidence examples (one per field × route)
samplefieldvaluerouteconf.sourcequote
SAMN04571684age_at_collection_days22646.0R10.90sample.attr.host_age62 years
SAMN09842354age_at_collection_days18262R20.85paper.supp.elife-42693-supp1.xlsx[Sheet1!age]50
SAMN04571684antibiotic_exposureyesR20.70external.meta2db sourceantibiotics: TRUE
SAMN04571687antibiotic_exposurenoR20.75external.cmd sourceantibiotics_current_use: No
SAMN04571684bmi25.0R10.90sample.attr.host_body_mass_index25
SAMN04571697bmi18.31R20.85paper.supp.elife-42693-supp1.xlsx[Sheet1!bmi]18.31
SAMN04571684collection_date2012-06-01R10.90biosample.attribute:collection_date2012-06-01
SAMN04571684countryLUR10.90sample.attr.geo_loc_nameLuxembourg
SAMN04571684family_idM01R10.70biosample.attribute:host_subject_idhost_subject_id M01.1; father of M01.4; brother of M01.3
SAMN04571684family_rolefatherR10.85biosample.attribute:host_family_relationshipfather of M01.4; brother of M01.3
SAMN04571684health_conditiontype1_diabetesR10.90biosample_attrtype 1 diabetes mellitus
SAMN04571687health_conditionhealthy_controlR20.80paper.supp.elife-42693-supp1.xlsx[Sheet1!group]control
SAMN04571722health_conditionhealthy_controlR20.75external.gmrepo sourcephenotype: Health
SAMN04571732health_conditionhealthy_controlR20.75external.cmd sourcedisease: Healthy
SAMN04571684health_condition_detailtype 1 diabetes mellitusR10.90sample.attr.host_diseasetype 1 diabetes mellitus
SAMN04571687health_condition_detailcontrolR20.85paper.supp.elife-42693-supp1.xlsx[Sheet1!group]control
SAMN04571722health_condition_detailHealthR20.75external.gmrepo sourcephenotype: Health
SAMN04571732health_condition_detailHealthyR20.75external.cmd sourcedisease: Healthy
SAMN04571684latitude49.5000R10.90biosample.attribute:lat_lon49.5 N 6.2 E
SAMN04571684longitude6.2000R10.90biosample.attribute:lat_lon49.5 N 6.2 E
SAMN04571684sexmaleR10.90sample.attr.host_sexmale
SAMN09842354sexfemaleR20.85paper.supp.elife-42693-supp1.xlsx[Sheet1!sex]F
SAMN04571684subject_idM01.1R10.85sample.attr.host_subject_idM01.1
SAMN04571684timepoint_labelV1R10.70sample.name_rule:sample_aliasM01.1-V1-stool
Sequencing

184 runs over 184 samples · mean 3.61 Gbp per run (median 3.73 Gbp, total 664.59 Gbp; 184 runs with a base count) · layout PAIRED 184 · platform ILLUMINA 184 · models Illumina HiSeq 4000 (119), Illumina HiSeq 2000 (53), NextSeq 500 (12) · 86% of runs with a Sandpiper profile · first public 2016-08-13 – 2020-08-02

Authors (75)

Heintz-Buschart A first · May P · Laczny CC · Lebrun LA · Bellora C · Krishna A · Wampach L · Schneider JG · Hogan A · de Beaufort C · Wilmes P last · Schmidt TS first · Hayward MR · Coelho LP · Li SS · Costea PI · Voigt AY · Wirbel J · Maistrenko OM · Alves RJ · Bergsten E · Sobhani I · Sunagawa S · Zeller G · Bork P last · Tisza MJ first · Buck CB last · Ormaasen I first · Rudi K · Diep DB · Snipen L last · Mancabelli L first · Milani C · De Biase R · Bocchio F · Fontana F · Lugli GA · Alessandri G · Tarracchini C · Viappiani A · De Conto F · Nouvenne A · Ticinesi A · Bussolati O · Meschi T · Cecchi R · Turroni F · Ventura M last · Kiguchi Y first · Hamamoto N · Kashima Y · Runtuwene LR · Ishizaka A · Kuze Y · Enokida T · Tanaka N · Tahara M · Kageyama SI · Fujisawa T · Yamashita R · Kanai A · Tuda JSB · Mizutani T · Suzuki Y last · Zhang Y first · Xing G · Mei T · Wang M · Huang C · Yi H · Zhan Y · Yang S · Yan Q · Li S · Chen C last

Downloads

PRJNA289586.csv.gz (7.4 KB) · parquet (80.2 KB) — all 184 samples, every field with route and confidence · PRJNA289586_determinations.csv.gz (22.3 KB) — 2,354 evidence rows

Samples (184 · every field this project has values for · hover a cell for its source)
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