Collection of non-meconium stool on fecal occult blood cards is an effective method for fecal microbiota studies in infants

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Publication: Collection of non-meconium stool on fecal occult blood cards is an effective method for fecal microbiota studies in infants Link
Journal: Microbiome
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Sample Number: 192

Samples in this project
  

SampleID Type Habitat Year Sequence type MNS1 MAS2
S_SRP098507.SRR5272442 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272443 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272444 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272445 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272446 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272447 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272449 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272450 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272451 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272452 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272453 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -
S_SRP098507.SRR5272454 Gut feces 2016 16S V3-V4 - -

1MNS (Microbiome Novelty Score): < 0.12: Non-novel; 0.12-0.2: Novel; > 0.2: Very novel; -: NA for samples before 2010

2MAS (Microbiome Attention Score): < 10: Low-attention; ≥ 10: High-attention; -: NA for samples before 2010