Experiment ID: 2513

Field Description
namelongitudinal analysis of the intestinal microbiota in persistently stunted young children in south india (4881907) - gpt-5
doi10.1371/journal.pone.0155405
modelgpt-5
proj_id4881907
srasrp066115
date_of_upload17/03/2026 16:55
sample_groups_version18
dbbact_id45
dbbact_linkhttps://dbbact.org/exp_info/45
needs_manual_reviewtrue

Annotations for experiment:

term enrichment score
TermScore
amoxicillin1.000000
decreased weight0.363636
infant stage0.333333
LOWER IN decreased weight0.250000
child stage0.166667
metronidazole0.166667
LOWER IN diarrhea0.142857
diarrhea0.102564
india0.083333
control0.004438
homo sapiens0.002591
feces0.002294
Fraction of dbbact annotations with this term covered by the query
TermScore
amoxicillin1.000000
decreased weight0.333333
LOWER IN decreased weight0.333333
infant stage0.200000
LOWER IN diarrhea0.111111
child stage0.090909
metronidazole0.090909
diarrhea0.058824
india0.043478
control0.002227
homo sapiens0.001297
feces0.001148
Fraction of annotations for the query sequences containing the term
TermScore
feces1.000000
vellore1.000000
child stage1.000000
infant stage1.000000
sulfamethoxazole1.000000
homo sapiens1.000000
tamil nadu state1.000000
india1.000000
metronidazole1.000000
slum1.000000
cephalexin1.000000
trimethoprim1.000000
amoxicillin1.000000
norfloxacin1.000000
cefixime1.000000
no stunting0.600000
control0.600000
persistent stunting0.400000
decreased weight0.400000
diarrhea0.400000
stunting0.400000
case0.400000
LOWER IN persistent stunting0.200000
LOWER IN decreased weight0.200000
LOWER IN diarrhea0.200000
LOWER IN stunting0.200000
LOWER IN case0.200000
Number of experiments associating the term to the sequence
TermScore
persistent stunting1.000000
feces1.000000
decreased weight1.000000
vellore1.000000
child stage1.000000
infant stage1.000000
sulfamethoxazole1.000000
homo sapiens1.000000
diarrhea1.000000
tamil nadu state1.000000
india1.000000
stunting1.000000
metronidazole1.000000
slum1.000000
cephalexin1.000000
trimethoprim1.000000
amoxicillin1.000000
norfloxacin1.000000
cefixime1.000000
case1.000000
no stunting1.000000
control1.000000
LOWER IN persistent stunting1.000000
LOWER IN decreased weight1.000000
LOWER IN diarrhea1.000000
LOWER IN stunting1.000000
LOWER IN case1.000000
Exp. ID User ID Description Date Region Sequences Status Flag
2513gpt-5Fecal microbiome in persistently stunted vs non-stunted South Indian children ( high in no stunting control compared to persistent stunting decreased weight diarrhea stunting case in infant stage metronidazole feces slum cephalexin trimethoprim vellore tamil nadu state child stage amoxicillin norfloxacin sulfamethoxazole india homo sapiens cefixime )2026-03-17v41 / 4pendingNo
2513gpt-5Persistently stunted South Indian children (fecal 16S samples) (dominant persistent stunting, feces, decreased weight, vellore, child stage, infant stage, sulfamethoxazole, homo sapiens, diarrhea, tamil nadu state, india, stunting, metronidazole, slum, cephalexin, trimethoprim, amoxicillin, norfloxacin, cefixime, case)2026-03-17v41 / 19pendingNo
2513gpt-5Non-stunted South Indian children (fecal 16S samples) (dominant infant stage, metronidazole, feces, slum, cephalexin, no stunting, trimethoprim, vellore, tamil nadu state, child stage, amoxicillin, norfloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, india, homo sapiens, control, cefixime)2026-03-17v41 / 20pendingNo
2513gpt-5Non-stunted South Indian children (fecal 16S samples) (common infant stage, metronidazole, feces, slum, cephalexin, no stunting, trimethoprim, vellore, tamil nadu state, child stage, amoxicillin, norfloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, india, homo sapiens, control, cefixime)2026-03-17v41 / 27pendingNo
2513gpt-5Persistently stunted South Indian children (fecal 16S samples) (common persistent stunting, feces, decreased weight, vellore, child stage, infant stage, sulfamethoxazole, homo sapiens, diarrhea, tamil nadu state, india, stunting, metronidazole, slum, cephalexin, trimethoprim, amoxicillin, norfloxacin, cefixime, case)2026-03-17v41 / 28pendingNo

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